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Boma wrote:I'm sure that lady wasn't even thoroughly trained on how to use that gun. It just shows having a gun makes a big difference, even if you don't go to the range and practice.

If she didn't have any training, she was pretty smart and had good instincts. Cause she did a good job. I'd guess she had some kind of training, but I could be wrong.

But you're right... just having a gun can make a huge difference.

Looking at how it went down, the BG never really had a clear shot. The clerk moved behind cover quickly. There was always stuff in his way... plus for a while he was climbing on his hands and knees on top of the counter... and couldn't get a shot off.

At first I was thinking that the counter/stuff on the counter wouldn't be much cover, but as it is a liquor store, the booze does offer some protection

Personally, I give the Clerk an A+

She found herself suddenly looking down the barrel of a BG's gun, took cover, grabbed her gun, got several good hits, and made a quick retreat when the BG was still moving around.

Apparently took place in Dallas. Try not to laugh too hard at the "expert" saying that store owners shouldn't keep guns on premises.

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