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Don't mean to poke it with a stick, but if a person can walk and chew gum at the same time, they should be able to put a weapon into service without a second thought, whether it's a J frame or a 1911. I can't imagine owning a gun, especially a carry gun that I'm not sufficiently drilled with that it takes a mental checklist to operate. I vary between a J frame, Shield, or Compact 9. In each case, draw weapon, aim, (if possible), squeeze trigger, BANG. Am I missing something?
In practice at the Range when there is zero stress, zero adrenaline flowing and no one shooting back at you I would tend to agree. In a life & death situation with someone trying to take your life I would NOT bet on being able to do the same if you carry a bunch of different models and types. A SD firearm should not require any thinking as far as how to use it goes in a time of need. Just my opinion of course. YMMV.