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Originally Posted by 69camfrk
As much I consider myself a pretty good marksman, (and I have had plenty of practice) making a shot like the former FBI agent did in Texas at the church, takes an amazing amount of skill. Normal people would have been lucky to get center mass on the shooter at that distance, plus, keeping any type of situational awareness. If I could, I would shoot every day, and hope to be that good.  |
The textbook will tell you that it’s all about sight alignment, sight picture, grip, stance, breathing, and follow through. While those things are important, the issue when you’re actually engaging a live threat is your body pumping adrenaline into your system and elevating your pulse, blood pressure and causing your perception and reactions to become skewed. That’s what you need to train to overcome; fighting and taming your own body.