Chris Rhines
Member
Yeah, we kinda did.We concluded this, did we?
I hope that you're not trying to use mockery as a way of excusing poor performance. There's too much of that on the internet.Really people. Everyone needs to get off this quick draw mcgraw kick. This isn't the old west, and nobody ever squared off at high noon.
If you are starting out behind the power curve, so to speak, a fast draw is more important, not less. Those fractions of a second might represent incoming bullets, and I'd prefer to deal with as few of those as possible.These fractions matter only when all other things are equal, when in fact as a defender, odds are really good that your first participation in the conflict will be at a disadvantage.
Come on, dude. Moving and drawing are not mutually exclusive - I was practicing that last night. Furthermore, moving alone is not going to end the threat. Drawing and shooting is a big part of the equation, and denying that or downplaying the importance of it is really, really foolish.I don't ever want to hear about a single one of y'all getting shot because you drew rather than MOVED YOUR BUTT.
-C