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Old 01-02-2016 | 11:27 AM
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Brandon_SPC
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Originally Posted by Oldtimr
It isn't how many you can get off, it is how many you can hit the target with. As Bill Hickok said, you cannot miss fast enough to make up for poor shooting. Anyone who carries a handgun and does not practice regularly and under stressful conditions is just enjoying false security. A handgun requires practice to be good and if you are going to use it for bear security you should practice on a target moving rapidly toward you as well as other types of stress inducing things such as someone with a stop watch giving you time constraints and practice reloading under stress as well. Just carrying a handgun for bear rotection and not being good with it is about as good as carrying a Louisville slugger, perhaps not even as good.
Oh yeah training is key. I should've clarified, I get sidetracked at work and forgot where I left off. What I meant was when I said how many rounds do you think you will get off. I was referring in correlation to carrying a light 44 mag. You won't be able to get enough off to matter for the recoil of the light weight 44 mag so that first one will probably be the only one you can get off whether you carry a light 44 mag or a heavy one. Apologize about the confusion.
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