“Would you seriously advise me to stop after every shot, to assess the situation? Are you a trainer?”
I would not recommend that you *always* empty the gun, but that is what commonly happens because of stress and adrenaline. In a violent situation it is often very hard to know exactly what is happening.
I think that Shooter 2.5 would give much the same advise. He has just been saying that it is a bad policy to *always* empty the gun. There might be other threats. There might be limited ammo. Stay bullets go somewhere.
I think he is just objecting to the idea that you are committed to always emptying the gun.
I don’t think that is what you meant at all. I think you meant that you would keep firing as long as there was a threat, and that would usually mean that you would empty the gun.
You may think that’s what he meant, but I disagree. However, I will go with my instructor’s advise, which sounds remarkably like yours, thanks.
The other seems strictly theoretical, and not from the standpoint of experience. As I have had 1st hand experience with violence in the ER and on neuropsych as a nurse, and firearms training from a state LEO, I will go with what I know.