It's not a drill, it's a pop quiz. Drills are for training, this is a readiness check.Looks like a good drill. But it's a drill. I have no mental or physical commitment to firing one shot in SD. IMO, that makes a difference in the small pocket pistols. But I won't commit to one shot with a 9mm either. Use as many as it takes.
It's not a drill, it's a pop quiz. Drills are for training, this is a readiness check.
It's not a drill, it's a pop quiz. Drills are for training, this is a readiness check.
Try it....get back to me.
The El Prez starts with your BACK to the targets from a surrender. It is set up here all the time. People have gotten so far away from the El Prez that it is meaningless. El Prez is shot from start to finish from 10 meters. NOTHING like the Wizard. The Wizard says SO much real quick.
380 was up there among the big boys in terms of real world one shot encounters.
Not saying I would be good at it. It just does not fit what I do. Head shots are low on my list of SD priorities and I don't buy that it's the best option close in for a smaller caliber pistol. Which is the direction he seemed to be heading. IMO, the head is the worst possible target in real life. It's a high risk/high reward target. It's the first large body part to move, it's the fastest to move, and it's the smallest of the good targets.
Now, if I was at the meet and greet I would play. I'm just not seeing it as a good judge of SD. It's a good judge of some things, one handed speed and accuracy. Which can be important. So I'd play the game, but how poorly I did wouldn't really reflect to me that I'm unprepared. Because I have near zero interest in preparing for that shot.
"can you hit what you're aiming at, on demand, cold, quickly?"
You got that right.
Not saying I would be good at it. It just does not fit what I do. Head shots are low on my list of SD priorities and I don't buy that it's the best option close in for a smaller caliber pistol. Which is the direction he seemed to be heading. IMO, the head is the worst possible target in real life. It's a high risk/high reward target. It's the first large body part to move, it's the fastest to move, and it's the smallest of the good targets.
Now, if I was at the meet and greet I would play. I'm just not seeing it as a good judge of SD. It's a good judge of some things, one handed speed and accuracy. Which can be important. So I'd play the game, but how poorly I did wouldn't really reflect to me that I'm unprepared. Because I have near zero interest in preparing for that shot.