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I know the first answer to that question would be to not put yourself in that situation until you get your license but, I'm saying if it were any situation where my life was at risk? Thank you all for your reply.
Don't put yourself in that situation regardless if you have a LTCF or not.
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I would lean towards being justified in that scenario. Might have a hard time going from that condition to ready to fire quickly though, buyt with enough practice anything is possible.

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