Anyhoo, back to the topic itself.
What's that he's go there? Looks like it has a can on it. Kinda hard to carry, even open. For sure some of you guys must know this one.
Anyway, the circumstance points out that accuracy at distance is absolutely essential, but more likely, in practice, swiftness of draw as you move defensively against an assailant at arms length with a knife, etc. is the skill set to master.
This is what makes firearm training so damn interesting and engaging - as much or more so than any formal martial art.
I posted this in Strategy & Tactics so that I might learn something from you guys.