Why Did He Have To Shoot The Robber Who Had A Fake Gun So Many Times?
Colion Noir, an expert in defensive shooting, explains the psychological and physiological effects of high-stress encounters, using a USCCA training simulation as a case study. He emphasizes that perception of time and action is distorted under duress, leading to more shots fired than anticipated. The core principle discussed is the 'stop the threat' objective, which involves continuing to engage until the perceived danger, specifically the presence of a weapon, is neutralized. Noir also highlights the importance of post-shoot preparedness, including legal and mental processing, and advocates for USCCA membership for training and liability insurance.













