Charles you're affirming what I think.
In "the old days" you were taught one end or the other, and if done right, you were taught/learned both ends.
With time and practice those two ends, two skill sets would meet in the middle and you'd be a fully rounded handgun shooter.
Now days people just learn the middle. People think it's a giant leap forward in "training" and handgun shooting.
But they can't do anything fast and crude (point shooting), and anything farther away than 10 yards they think is too far away for a pistol. Like any marshal art, the short path is never the way to being a master. ;)
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2014-05-11, 09:49
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