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CW Weekend: Speed Vs Accuracy
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The age old debate: is it speed or accuracy that wins? Usually accuracy, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t train to be fast as well. We all know that if you ever had to use your gun in defense of yourself, you should aim for a vital area in order to end the engagement. That requires being accurate, and a determined-enough attacker may require a headshot to put them down.
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PHORTO
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Wuzza wit da "Video Unavailable" BS?
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