jimbobborg
Oddball caliber fan
You are assuming humans. If the front door is open, and multiple feral dogs or pigs are entering my residence, handgun for the ones inside, long gun for outside incoming threats.
be very careful while holstering!!
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You are assuming humans. If the front door is open, and multiple feral dogs or pigs are entering my residence, handgun for the ones inside, long gun for outside incoming threats.
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dist1646
Ultimate Member
My 1911 doesn't hold that many rounds so, the DA would be in some deep do, do with that line of attack. You presume that I would need more than one round for only one attacker. Probably not.
all I'm saying is threris no one size fits all plan. the same scenario exists if you fire 8 shots instead of 10. you should not plan on using more force than is necessary to stop the threat.
that's all.
of course it's your call.
that's all.
of course it's your call.
- Jun 28, 2009
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this is one of the reasons i do not like holstering hot at matches. but according to rules, we have to, which should be a staunch reminder, as was said before, you don't get extra points for holstering fast. question: was he DQ'ed?
jimbobborg
Oddball caliber fan
Ok... I am guessing you live in the country... Fair enough..
For you city folks, think zombies
ND, idpa or uspsa is dq-able.
Kinda hard to finish the course/match while bleeding and limping..
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First, I cannot see a competition shooter having any "dangly things" from his cover garment during a match. If there was a cover garment used.
Second, holstering fast is not the problem (barring a floppy top leather holster), since a pistol comes out nice and clean. No reason it cannot go back in just as fast.
I'll go with that this cat is fairly new to the "shooting sport" and has little repetitions drawing/holstering under his "belt".
Second, holstering fast is not the problem (barring a floppy top leather holster), since a pistol comes out nice and clean. No reason it cannot go back in just as fast.
I'll go with that this cat is fairly new to the "shooting sport" and has little repetitions drawing/holstering under his "belt".
Biggfoot44
Ultimate Member
- Aug 2, 2009
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While never saying never, transitioning quickly from handgun to long gun is not a frequent need. Transitioning from pistol in hand to no firearm in hand is more likely.
davsco
Ultimate Member
Kinda hard to finish the course/match while bleeding and limping..
and at the hospital...
Biggfoot44
Ultimate Member
- Aug 2, 2009
- 33,199
Actually , the late Jim Cirillo once put a bullet through and through his calf at a state chanpionship PPC match. He finished the match, AND the only points down were the10 pts for the one thru his leg.
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