People often misunderstand the true meaning of self defense. They believe that when something goes wrong, the police will magically show up and protect them. Unfortunately it does not work that way at all. Police shows up after the damage is done. In all fairness, they have no advance knowledge of the events and it takes time to respond. In other words ...
Often times traditional self defense firearms training is conducted at longer distances. As a practical matter, the vast majority of self defense real life applications happens at a very close range. That reality makes for a very different practical close quarter shooting. It becomes critical to stop the threat right away, since the bad guy can continue to function for a while after being shot in a traditional way – center mass. Therefore the instant stopping effect of the head ...
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