target acquisition , weapon stability , weapon familiarity , ability to reload , and don't forget the ability to fire a weapon
I'm sure kindergartners look badass with a AK but when the shit hits the fan they'll be firing into the ground , anxious and not able to hit a thing
It takes years of training to be a good marksman.
I grew up shooting in tournaments all over Texas. Long range rifle and skeet competitions.
The anxiety and pressure you feel is something that takes a LONG time to figure out.
Hell pulling the trigger on a deer takes a lot of practice to calm yourself down.
Probably much different when you re getting shot at.
The average person would cower and hide once bullets started flying.
This isn't Call of Duty.
