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Originally Posted by Joekerr
That's what I thought as well, but was starting to question myself after reading Narwhal's post. Nice to have an ex police opinion on the subject.
Of course, I suppose still at risk on the "reasonable" definition. If its dark and you can't verify weapon or not, maybe you are not in good shape if they live through it. Still though, if it ever came to it, I'd be looking to get my family out asap and safe. My firearms are useless to me, being stored in a safe in the basement and all. No way I'd have time to get down there, unlock, load and get back up there, in addition to being under pressure and probably fumbling things.
But thanks for the post!  |
That's a good point. My ar is in my case with 4 locks plus the cable lock in my kitchen. Gotta admit wouldn't have time but that's because I didn't know you could potentially use it. But this is why I don't like the term reasonable, it's not clear. If I have a AR-15 what is reasonable to use this against? Must the guy have a AR-15 to or just any firearm.