Few days ago I read a Chuck Taylor´s article in what he talked about the well known tactic of "keep shooting the target until he goes down". He explained about the possibility you get a "failure to stop" situation if the first hit cause a involuntary nervous-system shutdown eliminating the adversary´s susceptibility to shock (put the 1985 Dade County incident in which two FBI agents were killed despite the felon was deadly hit at least twice before he could engage until 5 FBI agents). In order to prevent this (as I understood), specially when you confront multiple adversaries he advocate for delivering a first round each one to center mass and while moving interpossing one of the odds between the other to immediately reevaluate the situation and deliver more rounds if necessary but not to the chest again, but as a ´failure situation´-to the head.
I never had thought about it from this point of view but I must saying I´m very agree with Master Chuck. Nevertherless, I know some of the greatest handgun masters come here and so I´d like earing from them and you about this topic.
Thanks
I never had thought about it from this point of view but I must saying I´m very agree with Master Chuck. Nevertherless, I know some of the greatest handgun masters come here and so I´d like earing from them and you about this topic.
Thanks