Well that's fine and dandy for those SWAT teams. I've also seen them shoot a guy with a golf club. They must be super-trained!
And a man holding a baby!
Well that's fine and dandy for those SWAT teams. I've also seen them shoot a guy with a golf club. They must be super-trained!
Its all true except "Never point the gun at something you dont want to destroy"
I think it should be "Only point the gun at something if you are defending yourself or shooting targets"
That's the same thing. "never point the gun at something you dont want to destroy" is quite clear.
If a person is a threat to you then point your gun at that person, if not dont point your gun at that person.
Simple enough.
And a man holding a baby!
The variation I was taught is "Never point the gun at anything you are not PREPARED to destroy". Subtle variation, but how I was taught.
Im saying that you dont have to be prepared to destroy it, but instead be in the ready position to if need be.
Yeah, to me that's what I like about the variation I was taught. You don't have to fire; but you should be prepared to, if it becomes necessary.
What did you do when you saw the magazine at your feet? Do you carry a spare magazine? If so, did it cross your mind to reload with it?Actually, I'm curious as well. Not because I have any intention of second guessing you, but for my own learning. The very first time I unholstered for what I thought might be self-defense purposes I found myself with a very good sight picture, a round in the chamber, a very steady hand...and a magazine in the dirt at my feet. I had inadvertently ejected it by having poor thumb placement and a very tight grip. I'm glad I learned it in a situation that turned out to not be life threatening, as I would have had one round, and one round only to defend myself with had it been necessary. You did good. I'm glad you didn't have to shoot him. How did you dig your phone out and dial 911 while holding your gun ready? Just reading your story made me realize that I haven't really got a well practiced plan to do that.
You did well, the perp is lucky you didn't shoot him, that shows that you had adequate control of your firearm.Have you actually tried drawing your gun in a car????? OMG it is extremely hard and cannot be done very fast!
The choices i made were justified and i did nothing wrong. People who carry a gun and aren't prepared to draw on someone trying to rob them should never be allowed to carry a gun because it is pointless.. I was not about to be one of those horror stories were someone was robbed then killed. It is much better to draw when unneeded then not to draw and then need it when it's to late.
Your Glock takes clips? What caliber is that?
I know a lot a Vietnam vets that'd tell you to kiss their arse
That guy ticked me off with his comment about it not being a "clip" clip and mag are generally the same thing, THEY BOTH HOLD BULLETS!!!!!!!
That guy ticked me off with his comment about it not being a "clip" clip and mag are generally the same thing, THEY BOTH HOLD BULLETS!!!!!!!