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Article: What to do after a defensive shooting
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Remain silent. Ask for attorney. Tell friends and family that were there to do the same.
one-eyed Jack
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I just pick up my brass and move back to the firing line. Jack.
Another plus for using a revolver for a defensive firearm:
(unless you have to reload) No brass to pick up
(unless you have to reload) No brass to pick up
JCV
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Thanks for the article.
I was actually thinking about this the other day.
Like what to do immediatley after a defensive shooting.
I realize you don't want to say anything to the police without a lawyer present, but do you say enough to let them know you were attacked/threatened first?
Yes I read the article, but what would you do?
I was actually thinking about this the other day.
Like what to do immediatley after a defensive shooting.
I realize you don't want to say anything to the police without a lawyer present, but do you say enough to let them know you were attacked/threatened first?
Yes I read the article, but what would you do?
Why would you stay around and make a call.
There could be others around.
Wouldn't you leave the area and make a call from a safe location?
There could be others around.
Wouldn't you leave the area and make a call from a safe location?
Laderbuilt
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Why the heck is it every time I click in these links it has nothing to do with the listed topic.
This ones brings me to a discussion about holsters.
This ones brings me to a discussion about holsters.
You should consider taking the NRA Personal Protection in the Home and Outside the Home classes. They teach you all this stuff and a lot more. You do some shooting (~3 hrs in PPIH, ~9 hrs in PPOH) but it is a lot more than a shooting class.
Disclaimer: I teach these classes, but so do plenty of other Instructors.
scott-o
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Hrm, this assumes there is a phone handy at all times, what if you have to travel for a phone?
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What about my hardwood floor? Dont want to ruin that.
falcon123
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Same here. A milt sparks special. Is it tapatalk? iPhone?
Laderbuilt
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Yes using tapa talk in iPhone
fencer
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Thanks for posting the article. It reminded me that it is time to go over "the plan" with the wife and kids in the event of an intruder.
I think I will use daylight savings as a reminder. Change the batteries in the smoke detectors, and review readiness plans with the family.
I think I will use daylight savings as a reminder. Change the batteries in the smoke detectors, and review readiness plans with the family.
