It has been said that the average gunfight lasts 3 seconds . . . with 3 shots being fired . . . at a range of 3 yards.  Of course there is no such thing as an average gunfight. That is why military, police, and civilian shooters need to be competent with their weapon at any range, and in any scenario. Special Response Team Commander David Bowie shows a training drill to simulate a carjacking, former special forces team member Larry Vickers shows that a 100-yard pistol shot is possible, the Plymouth, North Carolina police train at night, and master instructor Dan Predovich works with a civilian on the fundamentals of handgun competency.