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In this episode Kevin and Tom get started by discussing possession of firearms on different properties, in a variety of situations, and when it’s someone else’s gun. They then move on to detailed conversations about when you can and cannot – or should and should not - shoot in a self-defense situation. How does disparity of force work? Is it a good idea to draw your gun when faced with multiple attackers or will the attackers take your gun? Other topics covered include recognizing threats, what to do with backup guns after a self-defense shooting, and the importance of training.
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In this episode Kevin and Tom get started by discussing possession of firearms on different properties, in a variety of situations, and when it’s someone else’s gun. They then move on to detailed conversations about when you can and cannot – or should and should not - shoot in a self-defense situation. How does disparity of force work? Is it a good idea to draw your gun when faced with multiple attackers or will the attackers take your gun? Other topics covered include recognizing threats, what to do with backup guns after a self-defense shooting, and the importance of training.
Shownotes:
More to Explore:
posted property, posted business, shooting to wound, shooting to stop the threat, stop the threat, force continuum, intervention options, deadly force, multiple attackers, weapon retention, extenuating circumstances, bad actor, good guys, disparity of force, training