Topic: Most DGU Blunders Come From This Problem
Today, Riley Bowman and Jacob Paulsen discuss a common problem we believe CCWers fail to address before they are ever in a defensive gun use. What is that common link and how can we avoid the same pitfall? Tune in, you won't want to miss today's episode!
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Very good content and interesting analysis. Going to mention this one in an upcoming lecture. Related – see the use of force paradigm I created @ modern service weapons dot com, where 10+ of my 70+ posts are on it.
You mentioned some Florida incidents. If you need analysis of Florida law, contact me. I now write regularly for Florida judges and lawyers on self-defense justification and related subjects. There is no comparable body of work.
Steven M. Harris
Attorney-at-Law
Florida Bar (1979)
Very helpful discussion of how amateurs need to carefully analyze potential situations and clarify our main objective as stopping the threat. The people who ran after attackers were partly influenced by adrenaline inflaming their desires for ‘justice’- my husband did that in a paint ball game with younger guys when he discovered with his first hits that it hurt more than he expected, and I did the same after being attacked by a troubled teen. Both responses were irrational. Maybe before carrying guns we should do some paint ball with people better than us to see if we can learn to keep calmer at surprises or under attack.
This is one of the most important discussions we can have, not that “Grey Man” isn’t, but we (I) am more concerned with getting these things thought out.