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Thank you jcslone & Hairball for your logical explanation on the subject, the dedicated people putting themselves in harm's way on a two way range would most certainly need to have nerves of steel and again a big thank you to those guys!

Thanks again EasyGravy for your input, would it be fair to say your average civilian gun enthusiast has more trigger time (experience) than your typical military personal? If so hence the need for appropriate ongoing training.

I can recall the battle of Fallujah, and I must give full credit to the courage and marksmanship skills to our military in that battle, however is this a exception and not the norm ?

I'm intrigued by the apathy regarding my question, a fact check will indicate vests do save lives in war zones to the point a soldier may return fire. Without getting into human anatomy, my question is not necessarily limited too headshots. Again I am just a average hunting person, however if it...

Thank you EasyGravy for your comments, I don't have combat experience hence the question, I don't play video games (never have) and I don't compete in paper or steel shooting. I do however have 38 years experience in hunting/culling (headshots only) <60 lbs animals and the odd deer out to 350...

I understand my post may amuse some and not fit their rational,however I seek a professional explanation on the subject. My layman's understanding is military doctrine remains centre mass is preferred due to higher hit probability in a stressful environment,however it's a moot point if it is not...

It's fun to debate the merits of a 556 Nato v 6.5 gendel v 6.8 spc v 7.62 Nato truth be told any of these calibers will suffice,with advanced technology in body armour and given that most military small arms engagement distances are under 300 yards, why is there not more discussion on...