maybe a life lesson that some times there is a no-win situation? One of our problems I think as a society and specially a gun owning society is how we are conditioned to see things with TV and the movies... I was re-reading a manual on dry practice procedures and it pointed out how a handgun of any caliber is not the ideal tool to stop a threat and one shot for sure is more often than not going to do it. I've decided in the class I'm helping with when a student is commanded to engage a target it will always be 2-4 shots to center mass unless a head shot is called for and then it will also be a minimum of two. Of course the other instructor for this class took the 4 day training class with me a number of times and when ever they sent him into the house designed for this type thing he always shot the guy just standing there with a cell phone in his hand. He did this on purpose and explained why.....
The real reason for the two posters I've discussed is this is all supposed to be on the 2nd day and much more fun than the first day which will be just repetitive shooting and putting holes in boring paper targets.
The real reason for the two posters I've discussed is this is all supposed to be on the 2nd day and much more fun than the first day which will be just repetitive shooting and putting holes in boring paper targets.