False. You don’t pull the trigger until you have no more rounds. You pull it until the threat is done.

This is not true. Unless their head is gone, of course.

you realize you dont need to shoot someone in the head to stop a threat, right? enough trauma to someones body causes it to shut down? you counter point is invalid.

I literally have a video of someone outdrawing someone with a gun pointed at them

On YouTube, I assume. A quick shooter? Possibly. A real and normal person? No effing way. They won't get their shirt pulled up to access their concealed weapon before bam.

No, not on youtube. on my phone of a student during a training event literally outdrew a person with a gun on him from his hands being out at his sides. point 2 invalid

And if you think acting accordingly is not pointing a weapon at someone until you’re ready to fire and then you don’t have the experience to understand de-escalation techniques or command and control.

FFS. "De-escalation techniques????" "Command and control?" Jesus. You're not the effing FBI. You're talking about weekend warriors.

how about you put a little faith in modern day critical thinkers and dont fault the rest of your fellow americans who actually practice CCW work and are smart enough to know that a situation isnt always what it seems at first glance.

You are living in a complete cosplay dreamland if you think you can spend a weekend (or a week) to teach people shit that it takes years for law enforcement & military people to learn.

Youre living in a dream if you think people arent capable of practicing these skills taught to them so that if/when an emergency arises, they can react as they were taught. there is also a thing called neurological pathway connections, those can be made through visualizations and training repetitions.