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I am not sure where all of this talk about shooting poorly on the range is coming from, but I will bet that under pressure those who practice spraying shots around will do the same to a target that is shooting back. Muscle memory is one of the primary functions that you want to be training while practicing, and it can make the difference in a gun fight. It is not just point and shoot that counts either, you need to practice clearing the holster and obtaining the site picture. Each time I go to the range my goal is to be as accurate as possible, having a record of not being a very good shot is not going to be a defense in the case of a bad shoot. That would just tell the DA that not only did you not know the law very well, you did not spend enough time at the range.