It would really suck if a person was drawing his weapon and dropped it due to a lack of practise or training as some put it. I prefer to call it practise and as we all know practise makes perfect. It is how a guy can draw and fire hitting his intended target, without training or practise it will be almost impossible to do that.
Same as any skill set, more you do it the easier it becomes to do. So practise what is important to you like getting the gun out of the holster and on target as fast as possible. Without practise and or training you may not make it in time.
A good trainer can watch what you do and how you do it, offer up pointers that may help you.
Why do they train anything? if it wasnt beneficial?
Same as any skill set, more you do it the easier it becomes to do. So practise what is important to you like getting the gun out of the holster and on target as fast as possible. Without practise and or training you may not make it in time.
A good trainer can watch what you do and how you do it, offer up pointers that may help you.
Why do they train anything? if it wasnt beneficial?