I realy dont think so. I'd rather have a bad guy leaking out of 12 holes than one big one. What do you think?
I realy dont think so. I'd rather have a bad guy leaking out of 12 holes than one big one. What do you think?
To me tight groups indicate the ability of the shooter to consistently hit their point of aim.
I don't think the BG is going to be still as you shoot. That's way shots aimed at COM are unlikely to show the same groupings as you get on paper.
If you are going to shoot bullseye target shooting then of course a tight group in the center of the target is preferred; for practical purposes, center of body mass is acceptable.
For me, from a defensive standpoint I would consider from 15 yards in you should be able to hit near center body mass - fairly consistently. From 7 yards in you should be able to shoot a fairly tight group, say fist sized, center body mass and hit the head consistently as well.
Yes.
In one word.
If you can't group shots, standing still, aiming at paper, with no external pressure, then you can't shoot a moving target threatening your life.
Just think about it a little bit.
agreedOriginally Posted by cwo4uscgret
Any that miss are a liability. You are responsible for every round fired. That is why tight groups matter. It's about the ability to place a shot where it needs to go.
That is perhaps the most defective thinking I have ever heard. If you cannot get a tight group while in a controlled environment at the range, what are you going to do in a stressful situation? Spray and pray like the guy from Detroit who was charged with negligent homicide?Originally Posted by yakobvee
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Well put.Originally Posted by JCisHe
Is tight grouping important? Yes but i will have to work on that tight groupling no mater what I do I hit one center mass a 2 in the brain pan But I will work harder to tighten up my grouping
a deer at full run 40 yards 44mag in the left earOriginally Posted by JCisHe
But I will work harder to tighten up my grouping