ever, as is the ccw belt draw. It's the sighted fire that's hurt, by about 30%. Fortuanately, that's a rarity, only being necessary in about 1 case in 50 or 1 in 100, normal times civilian self defense.
See, 90% of all attacks dont REQUIRE hitting anybody. Just the swift APPEARNCE of a ready gun, and the obviousd determination to empty the mag into one's attackers suffices in over 90% of all attacks. Then, 90+% of all attacks occur inside the point shooting range limitation (of hitting the chest) of 10 ft (assuming eye level, two-handed firing, by a skilled hand.) 90% of the 10% that DO make you fire is 9%, of the total, ya see. 90+9=99. The odds might be a bit off, but actually, it's VERY rare for a civilian to actually HAVE to hit anyone beyond about 10 ft in range.
See, 90% of all attacks dont REQUIRE hitting anybody. Just the swift APPEARNCE of a ready gun, and the obviousd determination to empty the mag into one's attackers suffices in over 90% of all attacks. Then, 90+% of all attacks occur inside the point shooting range limitation (of hitting the chest) of 10 ft (assuming eye level, two-handed firing, by a skilled hand.) 90% of the 10% that DO make you fire is 9%, of the total, ya see. 90+9=99. The odds might be a bit off, but actually, it's VERY rare for a civilian to actually HAVE to hit anyone beyond about 10 ft in range.