And... the reason a person- any person, whether they are CCW holder, police or commando is engaging is because based upon the situation, they need to shoot someone. There may be a difference is getting to the point of shooting, but once the decision has been made to shoot, there is no difference. Saying there is at that point, is either due to ignorance or trying justify crappy training/standards/techniques/etc.
Talking about the different legal and community standards by which a soldier, LEO, and a citizen will be judged after the fact - not talking about reloads at all. Not taking issue with your technical comments, paying attention to those.
There will be dramatically different legal and community standards applied to review the conduct of a deployed soldier in a combat zone, as compared to a LEO using lethal force in the line of duty, vs. CHL in a self-defense scenario, vs. citizen on the sidewalk in San Francisco or Boston as the outer edge on the other end of the scale.
Cheyenne,
was just a question of curiosity, no more nor no less.
