Hopefully not a repost. The text came from a FB update of my Krav instructor today.
I know there's a million "ifs" involved, but it makes sense. I was always taught "practice how you plan to perform". You don't learn to hit a 90 MPH pitch by plaing MLB2Kwhatever. Inform yourself. Find a place to practice drawing from your CC holster. Take a self defense/weapons training class. It could save the lives of you, your family, and your friends.
If anyone wants any more info let me know. Krav has changed my way of thinking and my life and the weapons disarm/defense I've been learning is by far more valuable than anything I took away from the CCW course OR the Level 2 pistol training I've received.
My gym is doing a weapons disarm seminar Feb 4th if anyone is interested. It will be led by a Krav master and I guarantee will open your eyes, especially if you don't have any prior hand to hand training. It will include pistol, long gun, and knife defenses from every position from standing facing all different directions to lying face down in bed to on your knees execution style.
Do you know how to defend yourself in all scenarios? Yeah, me neither. I hope to learn a little more each day though.
tl;dr
Just because you carry a pistol and have taken the CCW course does not mean you're prepared, indestructible, and Wyatt Earp. YOU are the weapon, NOT the tool in your holster.