Riomouse911
Contributing Member
Seen it happen many times in training. And that was with just the stress of the scenario, not the added stress of someone not wanting to go to jail today and actually shooting back.Well, go to a match or ask folks who teach shotguns classes and they commonly report short stroking as the thing they see most as a screw up. Supposedly, police have seen that in stressful gun fights. Just saying what I read. It's practice, practice.
I learned a long time ago that humans are just that, human, so you run drills until they (should) get it down. Then it is up to them to stay proficient, and future trainers/rangemasters to catch them during qualification (and remediate) if they don’t.
Stay safe.