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Originally Posted by USPSA Shooter
Yes you should move but you really don't need to be moving with a unloaded gun. To many things to go wrong while moving, dropping a mag to be the biggest. Unless you are in a place you know very well you could be running to a one way in one way out situation.
My earlier post was not to compare IDPA to training, but to let the OP how IDPA works.
There are times to sit still and times to move, You just have to make the right choice.
But then again there are some here that know more then me.....or they think that anyway.
Most get training from someone who has never been in a gun fight, Can they train you for one? Not really.
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Hmmmm, while both of my instructors have been in multiple gunfights in their work life, and both have been shot and lived to tell, I wouldn't discount any trainer based on his lack of gunfight experience. Probably thousands of trainers who offer great insight, very few been shot at. Probably plenty of trainers who have been shot at and cannot convey a message of life or death situations worth their weight in copper.
I will say that I have been lucky in finding my instructors. I can only imagine the frustration of people looking for someone they can trust.
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