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This is an interesting exercise.

First scenario: committed to getting off the shot at the cost of getting shot himself.
Second scenario: although it looked like the assailant actor has slowed down OR equipment failure that gave the other person time to react differently.

Neither is necessarily wrong but both have their own risks. Not all situation requires violent response leading to violent outcome.

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