now of course there is a technique to long range shooting but that's more like aligning your field artillery but in the domain of hand to hand combat it's generally assumed I have a gun I win and if we both have guns we both die well one day I was given a book written by Hatsumi about knife and pistol fighting and that along with having trained at kurt's to pass the 5th dan and asking all kinds of questions about it..... what if there is a sword-like method for the gun that defies Samuel Colt saying; technique still matters