I'm a big believer of recording yourself to see what you were doing wrong -- it works great for golf, martial arts, batting cages, etc. -- but posting them online is not an act of self-education. The very fact of posting them online says "look at me!"

I believe you're a skilled pistolero but where you fell short of the mark in my book (not that it means or should mean anything to you) was in your off-handed criticism that came off like you were saying the officer should have just gone for the head shot in the first place. I like USPSA as well and it's certainly better than just standing in a booth looking at a circular target but it is also a far cry from actual combat. The tone of your initial criticism (and frankly your subsequent posts) gave many of us the impression of unbridled ego; I don't think anyone would have jumped on you if you had just said, "it pays to practice for smaller targets and head shots as well" rather than "it would have been over sooner if ..." . The officer in question is no slouch either and he drew many lessons from his experience which include packing more ammo and keeping his rifle handier.