🚀 go-pugleaf

As before, check your state laws.  In some states, you can get in trouble
for not trying to kill your assailant.  The reasoning is that if you did not
feel the need to use deadly force, you should not shoot in the first place.
They do vary from state to state.  What applies in one does not apply in
another.

Why make yourself fodder for another "Vigilante gun owner" type news
article?



Bubba wrote in message <374f6178.47297592@news.doitnow.com>...
>On Fri, 28 May 1999 00:35:03 -0700, "later" <later@anonymous.com> wrote:
>
>>If you are concerned about the safety of your family, you should check the
>>laws of your state ahead of time.  Do it now when you have the time.
That
>>legal question in your mind can cause you to hesitate when you least need
>>it, and you know what that can cause.  You don't do your family any good
if
>>you wind up in jail.
>
> Do not shoot to kill ... Shoot at center mass, and only shoot to stop the
>immediate threat.
> Death is simply a side effect.
>