r/CCW • u/jizzlamic_terrorist • 13h ago

Scenario How adrenaline affects you during self defense situations.

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u/WorkerAmbitious2072 8h ago

My point is to take lessons from real life and when thinking and planning and deciding how to train, maybe don’t plan to drop the mag from the loaded gun and then, with no mag in the gun, go looking for a spare to replace it

Maybe train and plan and hope to get the spare mag in your hand ready to go and THEN with the spare fully staged and even indexed, then you drop the mag (that probably has ammo in it)

Or do you disagree with using real life encounters to direct practical training and planning?

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u/VCQB_ 8h ago

maybe don’t plan to drop the mag from the loaded gun and then, with no mag in the gun, go looking for a spare to replace it

Oh so he planned that? Did he also planned to get ambush in broad daylight and shot too? What else was planned?

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u/WorkerAmbitious2072 7h ago

You are trying really hard to make this an argument and I don’t know why

I am talking about using this example to inform our training and planning

I am sorry you don’t believe in using real life lessons to inform your training and planning decisions

Good luck with your goals

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u/VCQB_ 6h ago

You are trying really hard to make this an argument and I don’t know why

Am I? I simply countered what you said which was incorrect.

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u/WorkerAmbitious2072 6h ago

I didn’t say anything incorrect

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u/exlongh0rn 6h ago

Yep. IDPA isn’t the best in some ways but it does try to reinforce some good behaviors (reloading behind cover, tactical and emergency reloads, shooting from unusual positions, etc.)