putting muggle weapons in the hands of a few wizards or squids and letting them go to town on the bad guys, perhaps. Note that I'm not specficially suggesting muggle-verses-wizard, so much as muggle- technology-verses wizard. But I suspect the surprise element would be very telling of you shot a death-eater with a gun., If wizards had their heads out of their own posteriors, all this could be dealt with at the very least on the tactical level. ("Unblockable" in the sense of "can be dodged or intercepted with Stuff.") We don't know, but the general suggestion of how the universe would seem to suggest there are few if any unilaterally effective anythings, with the possible exception of the "unblockable" Killing Curse. Will protego protect against double-tap or automatic fire? A sustained assault? How long does protego last? Even if it stops one bullet, while your wizard is holding protego - if you can even sustain it for periods (that's going to use effort, HP spells aren't "x rounds a level" like D&D) - they're not doing anything else.
So one would assume there is a certain point past which protego cannot handle the energy output.įor that matter. Then it unilaterally stops kinetic energy, whether it's a bullet or a magically hurled boulder - I find it hard to believe protego makes wizards safe from having a literal mountain dropped on them. The gun’s capability depends on the shooter’s ability to see the sights and press the trigger smoothly.Remember, if protego unilaterally stops kinetic energy. J Frames are no more nor less accurate within a range of 10 yards than any other handgun. However, the time limit goes down to two seconds in that case. When shooting this drill at indoor ranges where drawing from a holster is not permitted, you can shoot from Low Ready.
Another use of the drill is to see how different holsters can affect your time and accuracy. Although you may hear the term “arm’s length gun” applied to J Frames, that’s only true if you’re not competent with them. With a pocket pistol, it becomes very difficult. This is a challenging drill for most shooters, even using a service sized pistol. More than 2 points dropped or exceeding the time limit on any string means you fail. Drop 2 points or less and meet the time limit for each string and you pass the test. Hits in the 4 inch head circle or cutting the line are considered zero points down, outside the circle but inside the head perforation are down one point. Missing the target for any shot is a fail. When you are done, you should have three head shots and two body hits. On the timer signal, draw and fire two (2) body shots. On the timer signal, draw and fire one head shot with both hands. On the timer signal, draw and fire one head shot, Dominant hand only. Otherwise, hands normal at sides, not touching the gun until the buzzer. If you use a pocket holster, you may start with the gun in your pocket and your hand on the gun. The drill is shot from a concealed holster. Each string of fire has a time limit of 2.5 seconds with 2.7 allowable because of the length of the buzzer’s beep. You will shoot 4 strings of fire at 3, 5, 7, and 10 yards. Take an IDPA or IPSC (USPSA) target and place a 4 inch circle centered in the head of the target. Ken Hackathorn created a very simple skill evaluation drill that he calls the ‘ Wizard Drill.’ It only requires five rounds of ammo and can be shot on any range that allows work from the holster
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