You are correct - but what many of us who
have been there are trying to teach is that there ARE certain things that you can be sure of in a "live-fire" situation.
- Your fine motor skills are severely impacted
- Your ability to make precision shots is adversely affected
- You are going to look at the threat, not your gun
- You may/may not see your sights
- Visually, your world will reduce to a tiny point
- Your body will want to protect itself
- If you are not well-trained, your survival instinct is going to take over
- You're not going to remember a LOT of things right away.
These hard-earned lessons form the foundation of my training philosophy, as they do for anyone who's "been there, done that". If it works for you, cool.. If not, then that's the beauty of America...we can ignore things we don't like.