NCIC105
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That is one very good reason to learn how to shoot while on the move.
AMEN! and use any cover available!
That is one very good reason to learn how to shoot while on the move.
Yep. Horrible camera work.
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"I turned sideways and eased my carry by my side and hammered back."
So, you have to cock the hammer before you can fire?
I have heard that even a 30 foot distance can barely be enough time to react to an attacker with a knife, whether it is drawing a firearm or just trying to get out of the path of attack.
The Tueller drill has been misinterpreted and bastardized by the media (shocking) for years. They have purported it to represent that the average cop or person should be able to stop the attack at 21 feet. The original study showed that 21 feet was simply the MINIMUM distance needed for the average test subject to draw their weapon, step offline of the attacker, and fire two rounds before they got "stabbed". The media has taken turned it into the myth of stopping the attacker, which unfortunately has been adopted over the years by a great number of judges attorneys, and juries.
"From concealed" being the operative term. When Sergeant Dennis Tueller invented the Tueller Drill, it was designed for trained police officers drawing from duty holsters on their hips, not for average citizens, most of whom have little or no training, drawing from concealment. 21 feet won't be enough for those citizens, not even close for most of them.This is why many agencies and many schools, like Front Sight in their 4-day Defensive Handgun class, train and drill you to be able to draw from concealed and put at least two shots into a thoracic size target in UNDER 1.5 seconds...