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Jeff Gonzales · November 24, 2004, 08:57 PM

Phil, glad you like the article. There is no doubt about it that multiple threats are probably the most complex of the problems to deal with. Here is a link to the article, hopefully it will come through...Multiple Threats article.

Here are a few things to consider, first you are conducting range drills. They don't have a lot of realism involved. Start of with just 2 targets and engage each with 2 shots. The next step would be to go to shooting each with 3 shots a piece. Then go to ramdon shots on the two targets. The reality is 2 shots develops a presumputous mindset.

In our Multiple Threat class we debunk a lot of myths out there that take too much time to go into in this format.

Just remeber that things get very complicated very quickly with multiple threats.

Enjoy the article.

Later,

November 24, 2004, 08:57 PM	#7
Jeff Gonzales Senior Member Join Date: June 9, 2004 Location: Prescott, AZ Posts: 126	SWAT Article Phil, glad you like the article. There is no doubt about it that multiple threats are probably the most complex of the problems to deal with. Here is a link to the article, hopefully it will come through...Multiple Threats article. Here are a few things to consider, first you are conducting range drills. They don't have a lot of realism involved. Start of with just 2 targets and engage each with 2 shots. The next step would be to go to shooting each with 3 shots a piece. Then go to ramdon shots on the two targets. The reality is 2 shots develops a presumputous mindset. In our Multiple Threat class we debunk a lot of myths out there that take too much time to go into in this format. Just remeber that things get very complicated very quickly with multiple threats. Enjoy the article. Later, __________________ Jeff Gonzales Director of Training Trident Concepts, LLC.