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Originally Posted by Sarski
Good to know, Badger. That Tueller distance is often presented as fact. With a gun drawn approaching from the oblique and possibly misdirection become imperative, IMO.
You must have a pretty decent mile pace, and explode off the line when needed. Stacks odds and probabilities in your favor. A fighting chance that I have no doubt many on this board would be calculating (albeit subconsciously) as they close and engage the target.
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My distance pace or movement off my own spot relates only to that instant in front of me at the moment described, not to a MMQB'd Aurora theater shooting. I related that because I take TS's point seriously, that far too many people think things will be fine if they can keep an ID'd threat out at this 21-ft distance that has gotten way more airplay than it should. Just like they watch some outdoor shooting show & think 2 to the chest, 1 to the head, stand-back & assess will work without fail just 'cause they shot a pretty group on some static D1's.
There's very little Guv-mandated I'm in favor of; but I believe it's in folks' interest to seek out on their own varied, dynamic training. If nothing else, it can help one assess their own limitations.