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Siscowet wrote: A lot of if's. if you are out of voice range, I would call 911 on the cell and get ready to engage if their body english told me they were going to pull the trigger, otherwise I might refrain. If the cell is not an option, you have to assume that they would point their guns at you when you show yourself, so personally, I would have a difficult time shooting them without some kind of warning. My feeling is, you start to say "drop your weapons" and any movement towards you at all you start shooting. I can hit two targets in 1 second, but with the adrenaline in this scenario, If I start shooting, I don't stop until the threat is resolved, or I am out of ammo, or dead. Maybe I am off base, but legally I am guessing you could just start shooting as there was a threat to the cashier. Never having been in combat or shot a person, I would have a mental threshold I would have to break through for the first time in my life to do something like that. This is good food for thought.
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What I was trying to say, and doing a poor job of it, was that I have practiced at the range, and there I can put two rounds in two targets in one second, but with the adrenaline pumping of a real situation it is doubtful, so there would be a lot more rounds fired then that. And indeed, that extra half second would be a good idea.foxhunter wrote:
Siscowet wrote: A lot of if's. if you are out of voice range, I would call 911 on the cell and get ready to engage if their body english told me they were going to pull the trigger, otherwise I might refrain. If the cell is not an option, you have to assume that they would point their guns at you when you show yourself, so personally, I would have a difficult time shooting them without some kind of warning. My feeling is, you start to say "drop your weapons" and any movement towards you at all you start shooting. I can hit two targets in 1 second, but with the adrenaline in this scenario, If I start shooting, I don't stop until the threat is resolved, or I am out of ammo, or dead. Maybe I am off base, but legally I am guessing you could just start shooting as there was a threat to the cashier. Never having been in combat or shot a person, I would have a mental threshold I would have to break through for the first time in my life to do something like that. This is good food for thought.
That is what I would do, except I can't hit 2 targets in 1 second. I hope I would be in control enough to use the Matt Dillon approach...take the extra 1/2 second to take better aim, so when my clip is empty, all shots are on target. I also hope I never have to find out what I would do.
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