I’ve been a USCCA member for a year now. Over that time I’ve found their training videos helpful. I wish, however, when they cover real life self defense scenarios they would be more tactical. For example, the recent theater shooting video only uses the example of the bad guy firing from the back of the room at the person on stage. This of course gives someone an opportunity to fire from concealment since the shooter’s focus is 100 percent forward. Being in a dark theater with someone intent on killing as many people as possible is one of my CCW nightmares.
Does anyone else feel the same way about getting more tactical with these types of training videos?