> I would think that how a weapon _looks_ matters less than how it performs. Said no one who has been held up at knife point. Put another way if someone waved

> I would think that how a weapon _looks_ matters less than how it performs. Said no one who has been held up at knife point. Put another way if someone waved a gun in your face and threatened you, would you need to see a tight grouping at 50 yards before you felt intimidated? Or would the mere potential for violence be enough to raise your anxiety level?