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Originally Posted by stagpanther
Let's say you are carrying and 1 or more aggressive individual perceive that you are armed--and decide that you're an easy mark taking you on and attempting to disarm you and take your weapon. Essentially--within the 6 or 7 ft personal space zone they are a potential but "unproven" threat.
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Can you articulate to a jury how someone attempting to draw a gun at you poses an immediate, potentially lethal threat? Can you articulate that it doesn't matter whether the gun they're trying to draw is on their belt or yours?
Related: If you're being attacked by someone within arm's reach,
you don't have a gun,
y'all have a gun. It's probably best if it stays in the holster until you've bought enough space to make it just your gun again.