Hi all,
It appears there are some assumptions about the nature of my question. I have nothing against shooting and movement. I was asking for clarification from the OP on what he hopes to accomplish. At the basic level I have to be honest about my ability. Can I shoot and move fast and accurately enough for it to be beneficial? I know that when I shoot on the move, I will have to slow down in order to achieve acceptable accuracy on target. By slowing down, I also make myself an easier target. Would I be better off moving rapidly (exploding) off the "X" and then engaging? Would I be better off moving rapidly to cover then engaging? The main point I'm trying to make is "shooting on the move" takes a lot of practice to be able to do at "combat speed" and even then, executing it on a nice flat obstruction free surface is a far cry from the real world where there are pot holes, curbs, rocks and heck my own two feet to trip over, especially when moving to the rear blind.
Regarding the OPs video and some comments on how close he was to the target, I would add that practicing a skill is just that, it doesn't mean he would employ it in the exact same set up in a defensive situation it's simply learning to shoot on the move.
I'm not judging anyone, just trying to present some food for thought.
