Reply #13: Jim Cirillo [View All]

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Certainly didn't have any trouble shooting other humans during his first firefight. It wasn't much of a firefight though, because he made a headshot on the first criminal who happened to be moving around and at a good distance, and lit up the other two something fierce.

Point is that when you are in extreme circumstances you would really be surprised at the way you can rise to the occasion. I don't think a woman who clearly has her head about her would hesitate if the home invader who was following her down her hallway made the wrong move while she had her pistol trained on him. The wrong move is any move other than to prone out face down and pray she doesn't get antsy waiting for the police.