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He then sat and waited to be arrested. When he was arrested, not a single bullet hit him, but his cowboy hat was full of holes.
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I know a lot of the TxDPS stories, but not that one.
He then sat and waited to be arrested. When he was arrested, not a single bullet hit him, but his cowboy hat was full of holes.
Link?
I know a lot of the TxDPS stories, but not that one.
Counter-terror spec ops guys do train for what they call the "madula shot" aiming for the triangle that is created from between the eyes down to the corners of the mouth.
There is a video of a TX state trooper trying to shoot an old rancher in the head with his issued Sig. The rancher was walking towards him with a mini-14. The trooper was shooting fast and furious to slide lock. The old guy calmly walked up to the trooper and shot him dead. He then sat and waited to be arrested. When he was arrested, not a single bullet hit him, but his cowboy hat was full of holes.
I found this:
http://www.chuckxc.com/policetower/T...Randall_Vetter
Not the video and it says that the trooper only shot twice. It is obvious in the video that he emptied his pistol.
If you have time to aim for a good head shot, you've got time to shoot legs and diffuse the attacker without killing him.
Especially when hostile fire is headed your way. A CQB involving gun fire usually ends quickly. In those few seconds your brain is telling you to keep pulling the trigger while your hard rapid heart beat is coming out of your throat and ears. Your weapon's sights are useless, as you forget they exist. You experience acute tunnel vision and hearing becomes impaired.TylerD45ACP said:...Your probably right. Im sure alot of that goes out the window in a deadly situation. ..