Thanks, Archie. Underwear status aside, there should definitely be something on the list about situational awareness.
Most of the points made by other posters are already represented on the list somehow.
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16. At night, move after shooting
I would say use common sense there, moving out of cover and exposing yourself even at night can be deadly (to you)
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Exactly. These aren't meant as being applicable in all situations. The point is, be aware that at night, people tend to return fire at muzzle flashes.
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Move obliquely. In an unpredictable manner. An oblique move gives two elements to deal with when moving. Jerkly random moves prevent precise aiming...it takes a trained infantryman 1.5 seconds to acquire, aim and hit a target...
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That's a good point.
Cover v. concealment is covered in our training.
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SQUEEZE the trigger. A pull is associated with a jerk. A jerk causes a miss, or worse an unintended hit (innocent bystander).
Also with the practice, they need to learn how to call their shots (lots of info about that from various successful IPSC/USPSA shooters).
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Good point on the terminology. I need to look into shot calling.