Perspectives On Capacity

[Chad4000]

You are right, under pressure and speed take a lot of practice, but also remember in trained hands and at the average distance you would engage a hostile a headshot is not as hard as one would think (video games are to blame as they give extra points for the oh-so-difficult headshot). Within a few hours we had young privates who barely made a 27/40 on their M4 marksmanship putting holes in the paper heads with an M9 Beretta at 5-10M.

I suppose thats true.. how should the normal everyday person think about it do you think? Im not military myself, but have shot for a very long time. I could get up to speed on triple taps or 2+1 really quick..

like in a home defense situation, should I be looking to the 2+1 idea? or just put as many in the bad guy that I can? I know that these are all extremely hard judgement calls.

[josh7328]

I suppose thats true.. how should the normal everyday person think about it do you think? Im not military myself, but have shot for a very long time. I could get up to speed on triple taps or 2+1 really quick..

like in a home defense situation, should I be looking to the 2+1 idea? or just put as many in the bad guy that I can? I know that these are all extremely hard judgement calls.

I use my AR for H/D. Keep nailin' them until they are no longer a threat. Even 5.56 vmax rounds penetrate soft armor. Plus with the AR a quick headshot is alot easier (for me) than with a pistol.