How to Tell a Person That You Carry a Gun
Tell them... "I am your friend (neighbor, doctor, clergyman, nurse or just another nameless, faceless stranger in the crowd)., Tell them... "The local police fingerprinted me., Tell them... "I am not a felon, junkie, drug dealer, stalker or even a...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Tell them... "I am your friend (neighbor
I have a state authorized, court issued permit to carry a concealed handgun.
I do so whenever possible." -
Step 2: doctor
The fingerprint cards were submitted to the FBI and a criminal background check was performed.
Before that, I had to pass state and local background checks.
I had to present evidence to the court of approved training in firearms laws, safety and marksmanship before my application would be accepted."
, , Most likely, I would also be charged with brandishing a weapon, disorderly conduct and/or assault."
If it were determined that use of deadly force was not to protect a life in immediate danger, one would probably be charged with second-degree murder or first-degree manslaughter.
On top of these, he or she would also face civil liability. , You're more well trained than some law enforcement officers."
I am a good citizen, and I vote."
I will retreat as fast and as far as possible to always avoid conflict, knowing that should a situation escalate, I could be identified as the instigator and face losing your permit or worse, if I act hastily or aggressively."
, You can help by telling them that they can feel a degree of comfort knowing that there may be someone nearby with the means, motive, and training to possibly save their life, or that of those around them. , They never know whether their next intended victim may be armed, trained, and ready to effectively defend oneself. , That is why they become criminals. ,, , Explain to them that they should, however, be very afraid of those who endeavor to turn the entire law abiding population of our great country into defenseless victims. -
Step 3: clergyman
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Step 4: nurse or just another nameless
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Step 5: faceless stranger in the crowd).
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Step 6: Tell them... "The local police fingerprinted me.
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Step 7: Tell them... "I am not a felon
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Step 8: junkie
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Step 9: drug dealer
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Step 10: stalker or even a shoplifter since any such indiscretion(s) including alcohol or other drug abuse or simple assault or a restraining order would disqualify you from holding a permit."
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Step 11: Tell them... "My classroom training covered 'that it is sometimes required or legal to indicate that I have a gun
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Step 12: but it is not always appropriate to do so -- much less to display it or actually use deadly force'."
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Step 13: Tell them..."My displaying it in any inappropriate circumstance
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Step 14: under which I am not in immediate fear for your life or the life of another
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Step 15: would mean more than the loss of my permit.
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Step 16: Tell them...
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Step 17: Tell them... "I am well aware of the laws and regulations affecting my rights.
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Step 18: Tell them... "I can not be and am not a non-resident alien.
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Step 19: Tell them... "I am aware of the responsibility that I bear
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Step 20: and I will walk or run away rather than risk confrontation.
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Step 21: Tell them... "Should the need arise
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Step 22: I will act swiftly
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Step 23: intelligently
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Step 24: and decisively to protect my life and the lives of those around me."
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Step 25: Now ask them whether they are afraid of you.
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Step 26: Explain to them that criminals
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Step 27: on the other hand
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Step 28: should feel fear.
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Step 29: Explain to them that
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Step 30: if they feel safer patronizing establishments with a NO GUNS ALLOWED policy
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Step 31: to please keep in mind that the criminals won't obey the signs or the laws.
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Step 32: Explain that criminals know that the law-abiding customers of that establishment are easy prey
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Step 33: and will have little to no fear of immediate consequences of their actions.
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Step 34: Assure them that there is no need to fear you
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Step 35: "I am just another loyal
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Step 36: law abiding American."
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Step 37: Last but not least.
Detailed Guide
I have a state authorized, court issued permit to carry a concealed handgun.
I do so whenever possible."
The fingerprint cards were submitted to the FBI and a criminal background check was performed.
Before that, I had to pass state and local background checks.
I had to present evidence to the court of approved training in firearms laws, safety and marksmanship before my application would be accepted."
, , Most likely, I would also be charged with brandishing a weapon, disorderly conduct and/or assault."
If it were determined that use of deadly force was not to protect a life in immediate danger, one would probably be charged with second-degree murder or first-degree manslaughter.
On top of these, he or she would also face civil liability. , You're more well trained than some law enforcement officers."
I am a good citizen, and I vote."
I will retreat as fast and as far as possible to always avoid conflict, knowing that should a situation escalate, I could be identified as the instigator and face losing your permit or worse, if I act hastily or aggressively."
, You can help by telling them that they can feel a degree of comfort knowing that there may be someone nearby with the means, motive, and training to possibly save their life, or that of those around them. , They never know whether their next intended victim may be armed, trained, and ready to effectively defend oneself. , That is why they become criminals. ,, , Explain to them that they should, however, be very afraid of those who endeavor to turn the entire law abiding population of our great country into defenseless victims.
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