A weapon can be used for an offensive and defensive nature,
which is determined by the user, not the weapon. All defensive
weapons can be used offensively and vice versa. The important thing
is that besides the training on the equipment, men on the ground
have to be trained to think when is the right time to exercise
deadly use of force. Sometimes it may not be necessary to fire
directly at the hostile, but a warning shot would do. But then
again, when to exercise the use of deadly force is also a very
vague issue, as the rules of engagement change with every
environment we are in. With localized conflicts, we may be engaging
a shoot-on-sight policy and after walking 2/3 blocks, be changed
into a fire unless fired upon policy.so training is crucial
