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That has been an idea I have been thinking about myself. I am thinking about taking a defensive firearm training course at one of the accredited classes in the Houston area. I know they are a little expensive but I am sure any help with firearm protection is worth it.

The shots I would say come at about one per second in a stance mode, not from concealment. Every time I shoot I have to reset some, this is at 12-15 yards. I don't think it would take more then 10 seconds for me to fire off the nine round clip accurately from a stance position. I guess what I am saying is that I would not be comfortable shooting off more then 1 round a second on average unless it was within 8 yards. Also, I already have the extension on the pinky and it helps a lot. Either way I will keep practicing. If it doesn't work out I will look into the 23 or the 26.

Ok, so I have had the new Glock for a few months. Between 12-15 yards I can hit the target in the torso area every time but my grouping is all over the place. I would say I have a 6-7 inch grouping. I am a smaller guy and I have shot .45s before but they were all in 1911 frames. This .40 in a sub-compact is a little rough. Obviously I know it won't be as accurate as a standard or full length barrel and it will have more recoil but for a CC gun what distance should I be proficient with it? I know I could pass the CC class again but that was pretty easy and close up.Anything past 15 yards would start to become a problem. What do you guys think any suggestions? This is my first sub-compact in a large caliber. Thanks