Agreed. My objective, although unstated (my fault) would be if that gun was directed at me. My batman license was revoked in 2009 something about fees or training. Who knows... I guess I wasn't the biggest fan.Oldgringo wrote:Keep you gun in your pants...until someone points a gun at YOU or yours. A CHL is not a Batman license. (That makes twice this weekend I've used '03's phrase.Amonix wrote:After reading this forum I am kind of interested in all the taking on 6 people. If I was a betting man and had a 6-1 odd of losing I don't think I would take that bet.
My point is for me, I would think there is too many variables to simply plan for if I were to engage 6 armed people. When I read some of the posts my first thoughts went like this:
1. Armed group enters building. Most McDonalds I have been to have multiple entrances but assuming they came in through the main entrance which may be a two door allows two at one time.
2. I reach for my gun at 3:30 Clock position. By this time people are now yelling, and most likely screaming at the site of the armed group entering the room.
3. I aim, I pull the trigger, and fire a second round.
4. People now in fear for their lives because of my two gunshots get up and run.
5. I now have maybe 5 or if I am good 4 BG's down (possibly not kill shots. My skill is just not there I think).
6. Tunnel vision has kicked in the good guys mix with the bad guys and I react not knowing.
Maybe I am lacking in skill and confidence. I know I may sound crazy with this logic, but I see this situation like I see driving. I am not a bad driver, but the other drivers out there on the road I can't account for. I can't honestly think that those people who now heard gun shots aren't going to be running and I don't know if those guys holding the guns are bad shots either. With that also being said, I would say that if bullets started going first then yes I would want to go out fighting because the odds are I am either going to die not trying or I will.
If I am wrong please let me know. I know there are some one this forum that are way better skilled than I. I don't mind learning from experts. This situation makes me cringe because I can't plan for everything.)
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- Mon Jan 06, 2014 12:29 am
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- Sun Jan 05, 2014 9:36 pm
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Re: Mcdonald's Robbery
After reading this forum I am kind of interested in all the taking on 6 people. If I was a betting man and had a 6-1 odd of losing I don't think I would take that bet.
My point is for me, I would think there is too many variables to simply plan for if I were to engage 6 armed people. When I read some of the posts my first thoughts went like this:
1. Armed group enters building. Most McDonalds I have been to have multiple entrances but assuming they came in through the main entrance which may be a two door allows two at one time.
2. I reach for my gun at 3:30 Clock position. By this time people are now yelling, and most likely screaming at the site of the armed group entering the room.
3. I aim, I pull the trigger, and fire a second round.
4. People now in fear for their lives because of my two gunshots get up and run.
5. I now have maybe 5 or if I am good 4 BG's down (possibly not kill shots. My skill is just not there I think).
6. Tunnel vision has kicked in the good guys mix with the bad guys and I react not knowing.
Maybe I am lacking in skill and confidence. I know I may sound crazy with this logic, but I see this situation like I see driving. I am not a bad driver, but the other drivers out there on the road I can't account for. I can't honestly think that those people who now heard gun shots aren't going to be running and I don't know if those guys holding the guns are bad shots either. With that also being said, I would say that if bullets started going first then yes I would want to go out fighting because the odds are I am either going to die not trying or I will.
If I am wrong please let me know. I know there are some one this forum that are way better skilled than I. I don't mind learning from experts. This situation makes me cringe because I can't plan for everything.
My point is for me, I would think there is too many variables to simply plan for if I were to engage 6 armed people. When I read some of the posts my first thoughts went like this:
1. Armed group enters building. Most McDonalds I have been to have multiple entrances but assuming they came in through the main entrance which may be a two door allows two at one time.
2. I reach for my gun at 3:30 Clock position. By this time people are now yelling, and most likely screaming at the site of the armed group entering the room.
3. I aim, I pull the trigger, and fire a second round.
4. People now in fear for their lives because of my two gunshots get up and run.
5. I now have maybe 5 or if I am good 4 BG's down (possibly not kill shots. My skill is just not there I think).
6. Tunnel vision has kicked in the good guys mix with the bad guys and I react not knowing.
Maybe I am lacking in skill and confidence. I know I may sound crazy with this logic, but I see this situation like I see driving. I am not a bad driver, but the other drivers out there on the road I can't account for. I can't honestly think that those people who now heard gun shots aren't going to be running and I don't know if those guys holding the guns are bad shots either. With that also being said, I would say that if bullets started going first then yes I would want to go out fighting because the odds are I am either going to die not trying or I will.
If I am wrong please let me know. I know there are some one this forum that are way better skilled than I. I don't mind learning from experts. This situation makes me cringe because I can't plan for everything.