God grant me the self-control to take the time I need to shoot accurately in a defensive gun use. Ah, but how do you know how fast you can shoot accurately? The Rabbi taught me . . .
“For defense shooting you don’t want tight groups. Tight groups hit flesh that’s already been destroyed. You want to hit additional locations to increase the speed of bleed out.
“Always aim for a hand-sized group at every distance. If the group’s too large, you’re shooting too fast. If the group’s too tight, you’re shooting too slowly.”
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