IRS agents + guns = Less IRS agents

I spent over 17 years as a rangemaster. I taught hundreds of law enforcement and National Guard personnel how to shoot safely and accurately. Those days are gone. With the advent of the Wonder Nine pistols, there is little focus on accuracy. Now, it's all Spray and Pray. I recall an incident in New York, where 6 of NYPDs finest, caught up to a suspect in a shooting that had just occurred. The suspect put his hand into his coat, and the six officers emptied their Glock 19s on him. He was struck by two bullets out of 102 that were fired, and he later died. 19 innocent bystanders were hit by bullets from the officer's guns. Luckily nobody was killed, but it illustrates my point perfectly. The average law enforcement agent, knows next to nothing about guns, or shooting. They have dropped the qualification scores down to nothing, so their affirmative action appointees can keep their jobs. Just being honest here. My point is that you shouldn't lose much sleep over the thought of these nimrods running around with guns. They are much more of a threat to themselves and each other.

Is that shooting tax deductible?

$5 says it wasn’t an accident. I bet they 187’d a potential whistleblower.

"A tragic incident unfolded on Thursday during a training exercise at a federal shooting range in Phoenix, resulting in the accidental death of an Internal Revenue Service (IRS) special agent. The agent was inadvertently shot by another IRS agent, according to officials’ confirmation."

Let’s see if this shooter gets off like Alec Baldwin.

Now just 86,999 more accidental shootings to go

One down 86999 to go

Perhaps they should start out with squirt guns before moving up to pellets..

I'd also suggest building broadsided barn's for targets..

NFG