Many new gun owners believe a single shot from a standard pistol caliber (e.g., 9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP) will instantly incapacitate an attacker.
Which statement is most accurate?
Question 2
When it comes to effectively stopping a threat, which factor is generally more critical?
Question 3
Real-world defensive shootings often reveal that people fire more shots than expected. Which statement aligns with these findings?
Question 4
According to various law enforcement statistics, how accurate are trained officers in dynamic, life-threatening situations?
Question 5
Which of the following is a myth often perpetuated by movies or TV shows?
Question 6
Under extreme stress in a self-defense scenario, which of these physiological responses is NOT commonly reported?
Question 7
Many new shooters overlook the risk of bullets passing through walls or missing the target entirely. Which statement about overpenetration and misses is most accurate?
Question 8
Statistics often show that most defensive shootings occur at close range (often within 7 yards). Why is training for close-quarters engagement so important?
Question 9
Many people believe buying a firearm is the only step needed for self-defense. Which statement best addresses this misconception?
Question 10
What’s the biggest “Ah ha!” moment regarding firearms for self-defense?
