are civilian trainers [who are well educated in the field but

i'd say civillian trainers are better desu.
A lot of ex-mil guys i find spew a lot of what would be considered fuddlore here

>>33080113
Yeah Larry the fat autist who spends his weekends LARPing is way better.

>>33080113
Who do you think trains the civilian trainers?

>>33080322
Larry Snickers was in the military, though

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>>33080113
Well this guy is a fucking moron and should kill himself, I wouldn't be so harsh on him if he wasn't giving advice that could get his viewers killed though.

>case in point
https://youtu.be/MjWTNDQzIWY

>>33080113
Older SWAT guys.

Lol "trainers"
>Point gun at thing
>pull trigger

>>33080937
>t. noguns

>>33081052
Why?

>>33080113
It depends on the person. If they have a passion for it, and can expand on what they were taught. Yeager gets heat because of his personality.

I'm a civilian with plans to open up a gym for self defense. I would never do classes with firearms. I never served and don't have the experience. With that said I think yes...A firearms instructor should be Leo or ex military, only because of a student asking a hypothetical question that a military instructor would have a higher probability of having an honest answer too. It would be the same as why should someone teach martial arts if they don't have a real match with their teachers or test themselves?