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For years I have been saying you have to close the distance(especially when the threat is moving) to make accurate critical shots. Speed, surprise and violence of action.
She said the gun misfired, she was very lucky. But I wonder at what point that happened? So I guess he just went on with his bluff, which proved bad move on his part. Seems the cop had no clue.
Watch a few times, different parts and distances. Especially look at his foot work.
The classic Hostage taker stance. At about 25 second mark, the cop speeds to close the gap, the bad guy never expects the cop to shoot, and then he was violently shot. 9 at night as well.
This is all part of the mindset of being in the fight, having nothing else in your life matter other than staying alive and taking care of business.
The guy who posted said this was most likely luck. This was not luck. This was great skill and confidence in ability which is paramount when taking a shot.
This being San Diego PD, I bet this cop was a former SEAL.
For years I have been saying you have to close the distance(especially when the threat is moving) to make accurate critical shots. Speed, surprise and violence of action.
She said the gun misfired, she was very lucky. But I wonder at what point that happened? So I guess he just went on with his bluff, which proved bad move on his part. Seems the cop had no clue.
Watch a few times, different parts and distances. Especially look at his foot work.
The classic Hostage taker stance. At about 25 second mark, the cop speeds to close the gap, the bad guy never expects the cop to shoot, and then he was violently shot. 9 at night as well.
This is all part of the mindset of being in the fight, having nothing else in your life matter other than staying alive and taking care of business.
The guy who posted said this was most likely luck. This was not luck. This was great skill and confidence in ability which is paramount when taking a shot.
This being San Diego PD, I bet this cop was a former SEAL.