Accuracy is a yes or no proposition in defensive shooting. You define your target, and your goal is to hit it. More or less accurate is not the issue. Rob Pincus explains why.
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As a law enforcement officer and member of my agency’s SWAT team, I 100% agree with this assessment. Having been in an on duty shooting, while working a plain clothes detail, I can tell you that engaging the threat quickly and stopping the threat, is far more important than a 3″ group.
OMG I’ve been giving this talk to State Troopers and Concealed Carry permit holders in Maryland for years! I am so glad to hear someone else say this! The B-27 was the worst target to use for defensive training. A low center of mass shot? Really? A hit is a hit is a hit. How we train is how we will perform in combat (self defense). Get the firearm out and on target and fire. Aiming (S.A. & S.P.) up close is just not necessary.
Thanks for that video. It answered a question that I have been struggling with since I received my concealed carry, a few months ago.