Get as many kids into my office as possible and wait by the door until I can get off a good shot. Let's not be stupid here and postulate all sorts of scenarios in which one specific person is unable to take out a shooter. There are any number of ways in which one specific person could be in a good place to take out a shooter and many in which they are in the wrong place. The point is that an armed teacher is the last line of defense for the kids in his/her classroom. I want that teacher to have a fighting chance. Apparently, some do not.![]()
you're the Athletic Director, you're in your office (front left beside the sign over the door) - you hear shooting and kids screaming for their life .. you open the gun safe in your closet, get your Glock 23 semi auto 9mm pistol and start out the door ... at the other end of the hall theres a kid standing at the bottom of the stairs with a semi auto AR 15 spraying shots down the hall in your direction as fast as he can squeeze the trigger, and bullets whizzing by you one after the other .. lets say those stairs are at least 45-50 steps, probably more... a lengthy shot for a pistol whatever the exact distance ... under those conditions, students running every direction, crowded hallway - could
YOU
leave your room, stay under total control,take careful aim and kill or wound the shooter stopping him from killing students without hitting and injuring any kids yourself?
Ive been around guns all of my life. I started shooting .22 rimfire pistols when I was 6 - .357 mag pistols when I was 12. I rate the degree of difficulty in that exact scenario on a scale of 1-10 .. 100+
what would you do ?