North American Gunslinger Detective

(There will be a few pictures of the college learning process later, and there will be a lot of training related content)
After the physical fitness test is over, Jimmy and his new academies will be divided into groups. The quasi-secret agents and quasi-intelligence analysts will cooperate with each other and conduct subsequent training together, so that the two roles can better cooperate and communicate in the future.

FBI agents are not omnipotent hexagon fighters, each has their own specialties. For intelligence analysts, there will be more training content related to analyzing intelligence, while quasi-agents will have more simulated actual combat content.

After starting the formal training course, Jimmy realized that the number of trainees in this period was not large. What he learned before was that each period of FBI trainees had about a few hundred to 1000 trainees. In the end, about 70-80% of them would successfully graduate and be admitted. .

And Jimmy and his team have very few students in this period, only a few dozen. Compared with the usual first period of students, these dozens of people seem too small now, and the training instructors feel that there are almost more students than students.

In the next five months, Jimmy and his trainees will learn skills such as shooting, fighting, tactical training, CQB training, and driving training, as well as professional courses and moral education.

FBI agents have to learn much more than the police academy. Just understanding these contents is a headache. To complete all the contents in just 5 months, puts forward higher requirements for the memory and concentration of the students. .

Professional courses include courses in law, ethics, behavioral science, interview and report writing, reconnaissance, intelligence, interrogation, evidence collection, etc. It is also necessary to learn the practical skills and standard procedures required in the process of handling cases such as witness protection and informant protection.

The legal aspect is mainly related to federal law, the U.S. Constitution and legal procedures. If there is a problem with the search procedure, the evidence obtained may be rejected by the court, which is a big problem.

Moral education is mainly to learn how to protect the public and prevent the abuse of rights, because the law enforcement power of FBI agents is too strong. If there is no moral restriction, for ordinary people, the consequences will be very serious, because they can arrest people at will and send them to prison.

All these contents have been popularized by the college director and counselors before learning, so that everyone has enough psychological preparation. It is destined not to be easy to learn so much content within 5 months.

This is the first time for Jimmy to receive professional course training. He is very attentive, and he is in good spirits now. When he was studying in a community college, he found that his memory is very good, so he can remember legal and case-related content in professional courses very quickly. , For students like Jimmy who love to learn, the agents who obviously trained him also like it very much. This is basically equivalent to giving Jimmy a little green light. He can ask some questions when he has nothing to do, and he has basically never been rejected.

Jimmy does not have such a big advantage in skill training. The first is firearms. Jimmy is good at revolvers, while the FBI trains semi-automatic pistol Glock 19 and semi-automatic rifle M4.

The FBI's standard gun is the Glock 19, which is really not a good thing for Jimmy. As a quasi-agent, Jimmy must practice the gun well.

In the first firearms class, Jimmy and more than a dozen students had already lined up in the indoor shooting range, and a special agent stood in front of Jimmy and his students.

"Good morning, all students. I am Special Agent Buddy. This is your first firearms class. I will introduce your main weapons and shooting points in the future. After that, other agents will instruct you on shooting posture and firearms. Teardown. I know many of you have military or police backgrounds, but just to make sure everyone is familiar, let's start with the same starting line.

Note that when you get a deadly weapon, when you have a gun in your hand, there will be some changes in your mentality, and you will have a lot of psychological pressure, which must be gradually eliminated by a lot of training and practical application scenarios. People can help you, you can only experience it yourself.

The first is the Glock 19M, which is a special version specially produced for the FBI. It is also the standard gun for FBI special agents. When you graduate from the academy, each of you will receive one as your carry-on gun.

Our training starts with basic safety rules:
1. Treat all guns as if they were fully loaded

2. Keep your finger off the trigger until you want to press it
3. Don't point a gun at anyone unless you have a good reason

For those of you who have served in the military or the police, the use of firearms should be familiar to you, but we FBI agents operate very differently than you did before.

As FBI agents we usually have plenty of time to plan our arrests and locate suspects, most of our operations are early in the morning and if you're arresting someone you can pretty much guarantee they're around 5am At home so it's dark a lot of the time and we use our weapons without much light.

In addition to normal firearms practice, everyone must learn to aim and fire with a flashlight, must learn to aim and fire with police lights flashing, and must learn to reload and load a pistol in the dark.

Limited by the use of our firearms, it is very likely that the suspect will appear at a very close distance in front of you. In order to fight back, we must shoot from the waist in some cases. This is what you need to train. Keep the suspect with your left hand and hold the gun at your waist with your right hand After shooting, use the normal shooting position again.

Later, the other agents will train you how to use the Glock 19M, take your place. "

The students have been divided into groups, and there are only a dozen or so people attending the firearms class with Jimmy. Because there were hundreds of students in the previous session, there are only a few dozen students in this session, and there are a lot of special agents in the academy. The dozen or so would-be agents enjoyed one-on-one training from the academy's special agents.

Jimmy has a foundation in firearms, and he has been using Beretta 92F before. He has never used Glock series. The instructor who trained him explained the main points and gun operation to him in detail. After that, Jimmy started his own 20-meter target training. Thanks to his previous experience, Jimmy picked it up quickly.

The trigger safety of Glock 19M is different from the thumb safety of Beretta 92F, and the operation is different. Although it is the first time for Jimmy to use it, the operation of Glock’s trigger safety is very smooth. After practicing a few bullets, he has already adapted to the Glock. Locke's two-stage trigger.

Now I am practicing on the 20-meter chest target, and Jimmy’s hit rate is not bad. Judging from the gunshots from other target ranges around, it is obvious that most of Jimmy’s students have a relatively good foundation. Only three or four seem to be quasi-intelligence personnel, who are still familiarizing themselves with guns.

The FBI Academy is very conscientious. They provide everyone with 2 boxes of ammunition. They are not afraid that you will shoot too much. The only problem is that each student only has one gun and one magazine, and they need to load their own bullets, which is a huge limitation. Jimmy's experience.

The large capacity of 17+1 rounds ensures continuous fire suppression. If there are multiple magazines filled with bullets in advance, the short-term pouring firepower is definitely better than the 92F that Jimmy used before. The trigger safety is also convenient for them to take out the gun from the holster. You can shoot directly without having to operate the insurance. After entering the 21st century, nearly half of the police stations in the United States have begun to replace Glock as a police gun, based on these advantages.