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First, welcome to TFL!
I agree with the above posters, the more practice the better. This also means familliarity with the weapon in use(controls, condition, etc.), and the surroundings in which it may be deployed.
In this I mean know your quarters, and formulate a plan for shoot, don't shot scenarios, know where the rounds will likely go in case of a miss and the fields of fire that may expose you unnecessarily.
Seems tedious, but in an emergency, it will all pay off.
Once again, welcome aboard, enjoy the board!
Blair
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