True words but as training and combat have taught me...you do as you have trained. I never, ever, ever aimed at an extremity on the range. I aim center mass, two in the chest, 1 in the head. Having done it in combat I instinctively put about 5 in the chest and at least 1 in the head my first time....I may have pulled the 2nd in my adrenaline filled haste....but the training kicked in none the less. So I say practice what you think you would do often so that when you have to, your AAR sounds more like mine..."well, I may have put a few more rounds in him than I had to, and I pulled one too." Not..."...well I thought I would try for a knee cap shot, but I missed and he shot me first...darn it Saint Peter, I've been a pretty good fella. Can't I come in?"Lone survivors don't have many dissenting opinions voiced during the after action debrief Medic33. But the questions pertaining to how the single roach could have brought others back with them seem to go unanswered under the same circumstances. What would I do is never as instructional as what would I do differently. JMHO. Small but Large difference. Once again JMHO.
If you think he has body armor, shoot for the head or groin. Arms and legs will probably not stop the threat.It's prudent to know how to hit the arms and legs if that's all that's available.
Think body armor
@ MisterMills357, I couldn't help myself. It just leapt into my brain as soon as I saw the photo...It is a good video and the woman is cute, so it is a win/win. The instructor is well versed and what he said is true, and he is using general rules, which is good.
But, like all things there are exceptions. Not all of us are un-skilled or lacking in a "take it to them" attitude, and I am one of those sorts. Pistols are excellent for self-defense, if you are competent with them.
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Comprehension is critical here Chief, see the "if that's all available" disclaimer.If you think he has body armor, shoot for the head or groin. Arms and legs will probably not stop the threat.
No one comes away unscathed it is true, but some humans are closer to being a tiger or wolf, than they are a man. I keep it in mind, and that is why I am a tiger if I need to be.@ MisterMills357, I couldn't help myself. It just leapt into my brain as soon as I saw the photo...
"When two tigers fight, one is certain to be maimed, and one to die." - Gichin Funakoshi
My take - No one walks away from a fatal shoot unscathed...
and then just to lighten things up...
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What if, the threat was not really a threat? You must face death sentence, you shot to kill, you must die.This is real life. If you must use a weapon then shoot to kill. Keep shooting until threat is stopped. End of life lesson for today.
What kind of a statement is this?What if, the threat was not really a threat? You must face death sentence, you shot to kill, you must die.
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