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I AgreeThe better practice is to NOT shove the muzzle into the adversary to fire but to retract the pistol back to a well indexed retention position
In a close contact as in ( I can smell what you had for lunch) against a drawn weapon my method would be to control the other weapon with my week hand if possible, weapon side bladed away from the B G before I brought another weapon in play, Two weapons in play could = a tie, not recommended. Draw my weapon canted out from my body, butt of the weapon pressed against my body. Depending on the engagement
fire 2 rounds. NO, I would not press the muzzle into the B G,s body. Depending on the weapon and the intensity of the recoil spring I could push the slide out of battery, perp could have something hard in a pocket, could hit a chest bone or a rib and there is always the possibility of body armor.
As for defending in a none life threatening situation or you might say just to get a point across, I might strike with the weapon.
How depends, on the situation, facing front and a non lethal threat comes from my right side they will probably get the side of the pistol,
So on and so on. Close contact and jab with the pistol ? I don't think so, + I would never extend my weapon out to perform a strike,
why present a take away situation.
Just a few thoughts , but naturally when the adrenaline is flowing strange things happen. That's why I practice till I don't get it wrong.
Last edited by gray wolf; 12-15-2015 at 07:32 PM.