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mnwild396 on August 7th, 2019 at 16:02 UTC »
As someone who has had a permit to carry for the past 10 years, the two different instructors I've had (first permit, and then renewal class) have always said if you are in a situation like this, the gun is a last resort. Run away, leave any way possible, get out if you can. Do not engage unless you absolutely have to. You bet your ass that I am getting my family and I out of there if I can. I am not risking my life to try and take down someone under that type of pressure.
recycleaccount38 on August 7th, 2019 at 15:03 UTC »
In Dayton, the killer was stopped within 30 seconds of the start of his ramage.
He still killed 9 people and wounded about 2 dozen more.
30 seconds.
rounder55 on August 7th, 2019 at 13:59 UTC »
The GOP will blame Hollywood and video games for how they depict violence but buy into the idea that every average schlub with a gun will turn into John McClain. Reality is that the average and above average person with a gun in these settings would panic and take down a lot of innocent good guys. Figure people in the military die from friendly fire a lot and they are trained
It's just a bullshit NRA narrative