Clint Smith

I don't want to shoot this person.

OK, so if I can get them to verbalize, I can get them to open the ground.

And then if they have to shoot, I need them to shoot responsibly.

And then I need them to think.

What do you mean by that, Clint?

If they're backing down a hallway, the first place the muzzle's going to cover if it comes up is the groin.

I would shoot them in the crotch first.

Why?

Heaviest bone structure in the body.

Is it a fight-stopping hit?

No.

Is it a fight-winning hit?

No.

But none of the other ones are either with a handgun.

But if I get them to start on the pelvis and then go to the center, we never shot the center so you know because it was good.

We shot it because it was big.

If we hit them in the heart, they can still function for a long time.

Look at all the people who've been shot by people they've already shot.

So another adage I have for my students is you can be killed by somebody you've already killed who isn't dead yet.

They can lay on the floor while they're bleeding out and shoot you.