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January 6th 04, 04:56 AM
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"Cub Driver" wrote in message news  Until I watched them, I never would believe that anyone could miss a man sized target at 15 ft with a MP-5. It was pathetic. Hell, my wife's better than that with an Uzi at full auto. How about when somebody is shooting back at her? If you're "good" when you practice, you'll be passable under stress; if you suck at the range, you're a hazard to yourself and bystanders under stress. (See the flying parallel?) Even the distinction between shooting a bulls-eye target (or tin cans) is very different from shooting a human (or even human-form, i.e., silhouette) target. 
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