Today's situation in San Bernadino is a good example of why it's good to be able to shoot at longer distances. Say you are in a position where you want to or NEED to stop an active shooter in a public environment.
As has been stated, "You get the fight you get.....not the fight you want!".
In Minnesota you might get charged with second degree murder. They have an aversion to people acting out what they see in Chuck Norris movies.
So you're legally obligated to be a coward.
Congratulations?
The perps had body armor. How would being able to shoot longer distances with a hand gun have helped?
Secondly, getting yourself or your family to safety without having to fire a shot is not an act of cowardness.
