I decided to post this as a warning.

https://ift.tt/2M7uLU3 seen a lot of post on here lately of people wanting to carry to confront a potential shooter they may encounter. I remembered this story and decided to post it. The guy tried to be a hero, but probably had no training at all. He ignored one target (the woman) and instead tunneled the guy, this resulted in him ending up dead. It also showed he wasn't trained in target priority. Just saying, there is more to it than buying a gun and carrying it around. You also have to take in reaction times and the fact that they are starting the shooting and thus are ready. This shooting in Dayton only lasted around 30 seconds, yet he still killed 9 people. Luckily there was some police close by and they reacted just as fast as him.There are schools and people out there who train in self defensive tactics when using a firearm. If you have never had any training before, I would suggest dropping the bones on a class like that. If you don't have the time or money for that, then I would suggest watching videos on you tube about it, alot of people post self defense strategy videos there. You also might find some that show you what and how to train at the range. via /r/CCW https://ift.tt/2Kt0DiS