Tip of the Day
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Re: Tip of the Day
4.2" mortar? Little hard to conceal though.
Jay E Morris,
Guardian Firearm Training, NRA Pistol, LTC < retired from all
NRA Lifetime, TSRA Lifetime
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Guardian Firearm Training, NRA Pistol, LTC < retired from all
NRA Lifetime, TSRA Lifetime
NRA Recruiter (link)
Re: Tip of the Day
Highest accuracy first, highest speed second, highest caliber irrelevant.Rusty wrote:1.Do not attend a gunfight with a gun whose caliber does not start with a 4.
Re: Tip of the Day
The quicker you neutralize the threat, the less shot you get. 
The American flag does not fly because the wind moves past it-The American flag flies from the last breath of each military member who has died protecting it, American soldiers don't fight because they hate what's in front of them...they fight because they love what's behind them."
Re: Tip of the Day
I agree but I stand by my statement. Pulling the trigger in haste just for the fact you pulled it fast does not guarantee neutralization. You want to be sure your target is firmly acquired in the front site. But by all means do that as fast as you can before pulling the trigger.k6gixx wrote:The quicker you neutralize the threat, the less shot you get.
A slightly slower direct hit is better than a fast miss.