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Originally posted by Sigurd
Umm, in CQB style fighting headshots are only a factor of luck, and the winner usually Is the man with the biggest and best gun.
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What Paladin Press "Do it Yourself SOF" book did you get that out of?
After a two-week High Risk Warrant Service/CQB Training during police academy, I can tell you thats not true.
CQB is based on efficient, violent reaction. Shot grouping and control is efficient. Body shots are taught due to the fact that you can place 2-3 accurate shots into a body for every 1.5 head shots. In addition, most victims of a GSW are dropped on the first hit due to shock.
Police teach body shots mainly, military (I hear) teaches "2 to the body, 1 to the head".
They do NOT "spray" a corridor. Even teh military doesn't teach this unless its in area denial. The new M16 has even had the full automatic option removed and now fires single or 3 round burst.