Message from @VukHR
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i'm experiencing deja vu....
there was another mass shooting stopped by a bystander with a gun.....
who was old, and had a white beard
and was also a firearms instructor
like 6-8 months ago
Moral of the story: Don't fuck with actual boomers
Yes.
boomers can deliver when they feel like it
Do not fuck with boomers. <:powerful:639994936070242315>
He dropped him with a headshot from 10-15 meters.
Quite a nice shot, especially for such a situation. Hats off, what a lad.
Yeah, that was impressive as shit
Second Deacon failed though, didnt clear his weapon anywhere near fast enough. probably in shock
He tried to draw on the drop. No matter how fast you draw you do not do that.
What does drawing on the drop mean
If someone points a weapon in your direction you do not draw.
Ah, yeah. He also stood up from what I saw and made himself a target
Can be excused by just an immediate reaction to a threat suddenly appearing and taking him off guard
Yeah, but that is why I carry appendix.
Also easier to clear garment.
It depends. There has been lots of research into it and and drawing on the drop is VERY EFFECTIVE
But... it depends on the mindset of the guy who already has his gun out though
If he is just holding it at you threatening, drawing is the best option, you will win
if he is swinging towards you with pure intent to kill... no, he will win
The key is intent. once your brain has made the decision to pull the trigger, you act MUCH faster
If you are just pointing the gun, or drawing it as a flex, you will lose every time because your brain hesitates
Drawing on the drop is always a bad idea Darth. In all real defence situations the guy who draws on the drop gets shot first. Usually whoever puts shots on target first wins the encounter.
Most probably the guy who holds you at gun point will not execute you after a random amount of time has passed. You will want to wait until you have the tactical advantage to draw.
On the flat range, I draw from appendix in under a second with clearing light garment. Now at least add 0.5-1.0 seconds on top of that in such a stressful situation. That is 1.5-2 seconds from draw to first shot. This will get you killed. And I spent hundreds of hours each month on the range. Your average dude will have no chance drawing on the drop.
Court case where a "not ready weapon" was shown in court to get to the ready and deadly position in plenty of time
The whole case depend on how fast the gun could be made "ready"
@DarthSammich Well the guy did not shoot the cop because he wasn't a killer.
The cop did not shoot on the draw either. He even had time to draw his taser with the other hand after issuing verbal commands. Both were not ready to kill that day.