I'm trying to stir the pot - everybody keeps sending me PM's. Keep that up and we'll never entice the big dogs off the porch. For you Southern boys - it's like catfishing. The big ones don't bother coming out of their holes unless the bait is really enticing (dead and smells awful). So quit sending me PM's. I'm not the "Mr. Manners" of the board. You've got to move out and draw fire.
If you're a "neophyte" and you have something to contribute - toss it out there. It's an excellent opportunity to practice people skills. Hopefully, if you get good at it, something that can save you having to use the gun skills. SA, risk management, and people skills are the preferred first line of defense backed up hard with Mr. Colt or equiv.
Win, win - if you're right and you don't draw fire we learn and you collect positive points. If you're right but you do draw fire, time to work on your delivery. If you're wrong - we get entertained and you learn a valuable lesson.
Still stirrin Boss, still stirrin!
Peregrino
Edited to add - Most responses are concentrating on minutia. Observations about lighting, wind, or other distractors - while true, are overlooking the realities of gunfighting. None of that stuff is important when the lead is flying. - P