...at a minimum do these:
1. get regular marksmanship training and practice
2. learn about one's local SD laws
... and preferably also do these:
3. get simunition training (at least occasionally)
4. get scenario-based training, such as the one discussed in the link below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1q41OMvvbM&list=UUbT5ssxEDZHNyz28N4Ov7Wg
i've done 1 and 2, working on doing #3 in the next few months, but have no idea how to do #4 without travelling/spending too much... i think we can all see necessity of # 1 and 2, but what do you folks think about usefulness of # 3 and 4 for low-abiding responsible gun and CCW owners?
1. get regular marksmanship training and practice
2. learn about one's local SD laws
... and preferably also do these:
3. get simunition training (at least occasionally)
4. get scenario-based training, such as the one discussed in the link below:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1q41OMvvbM&list=UUbT5ssxEDZHNyz28N4Ov7Wg
i've done 1 and 2, working on doing #3 in the next few months, but have no idea how to do #4 without travelling/spending too much... i think we can all see necessity of # 1 and 2, but what do you folks think about usefulness of # 3 and 4 for low-abiding responsible gun and CCW owners?