Hitting in Combat: The Brain Science of Training to Win Gunfights by Dustin Salomon examines of it is possible to aim in a gunfight.
The author looks at the origins of point shooting training methodology, explores how different methods of training impact real-world performance, and explains how, ultimately, both sides of this argument are right, as well as the implications this has for instructor liability and the future of tactical firearms training.
?”Very insightful to the beginner as well as the advanced Tactical Shooter. This is a must read for those using sights and those not using sights. As Combat shooters we need to better understand how and why our brain does or doesn’t do what we want. I have been a Tactical Shooting instructor for many years and I learned a ton from Dustin’s latest book that will make me a better instructor. Read this book.”
– SGM (USA, Ret) Kyle E. Lamb, Author of Green Eyes & Black Rifles