2aguy
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Yep.....don't try to rob stores where the owners are armed and trained.......This, anti gunners...is why there are so few attempts to rob gun stores............the actual shootout is on the video....
GUN FIGHT: Breaking Down the Dixie Gun & Pawn Robbery
Groover is off camera for the moment, but as he’s clearly a trained shooter, I can still tell you precisely what he’s doing. He’s squaring up on the robber, and getting a firing grip on his handgun.
It’s the hits that matter. In the photo above, Groover has just drawn his pistol, aimed, and fired his first shot. Groover breaks his shot a split second before the robber fires his. It’s a fatal hit. The employee ducks down, out of frame.
The robber is already starting to drop from the first shot when several more rounds hammer out in his direction from Groover’s pistol.
The really important take away for anti gunners.....
From the moment Mr. Groover recognized there was a robbery in progress to him firing his gun and killing a robber was four seconds, folks.
FOUR SECONDS.
Four seconds was the difference between Groover’s utterly routine morning doing paperwork, and having to use a weapon to take someone’s life to save his own.
GUN FIGHT: Breaking Down the Dixie Gun & Pawn Robbery
Groover is off camera for the moment, but as he’s clearly a trained shooter, I can still tell you precisely what he’s doing. He’s squaring up on the robber, and getting a firing grip on his handgun.
It’s the hits that matter. In the photo above, Groover has just drawn his pistol, aimed, and fired his first shot. Groover breaks his shot a split second before the robber fires his. It’s a fatal hit. The employee ducks down, out of frame.
The robber is already starting to drop from the first shot when several more rounds hammer out in his direction from Groover’s pistol.
The really important take away for anti gunners.....
From the moment Mr. Groover recognized there was a robbery in progress to him firing his gun and killing a robber was four seconds, folks.
FOUR SECONDS.
Four seconds was the difference between Groover’s utterly routine morning doing paperwork, and having to use a weapon to take someone’s life to save his own.
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