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It's great to say 2+1 (2 shoots to the body and 1 to the head).
Isee this a lot but fundamentally it's "nice to say" but to do it even in a controlled environment is tough to do in real life... as the target may just be shooting back atyou.
For many of us it's tough alone to practice with your conceal gear and to draw and shoot from your holster let alone shoot on the move..... and at a moving target. Most ranges do not allow you to do any of the above.
What would I do? I can't honestly say as every situation and everyone reacts differently. Sure if you had enough information and time but even that may not be enough.
From the circumstances of this particular shooting no one could of reacted even if they were standing within 20 feet and had witnessed it all. It sounds pretty much like the guy walked up behind the security and just shot him in the back of the head. No warning... no fuss. Just cold blooded. Just shot. By the time your brain can process what was going on - he's headed out the door.
For those that do take on the responsibilities of carrying (concealed or open) I have an opportunity for you to practice with your gear. Deadline to register is this Thursday and you can find it under "
Shooting Like the Good Old Days."
Draw from your holster, Shoot on the Move! Good practice.... not competition.
I have wanted to shoot like this when I couldn't but now I have the ability to host these types of shoots. I want to promote more carry (concealed or open).
My goal: More honest armed citizens to defend themselves in Washington!
Sunday, June 14that
Renton Fish and Game Club http://www.rfgc.org
Must pre-register with me. Please include full name, contact number and email.
Dave, Good article. I still have my autographed copy of "Washington State Gun Rights andResponsibilites" I promote it to anyone that carry's.