What would/ should you do after pulling your gun on someone?

**JAKIII** · July 1st, 2018, 06:27 PM

Originally Posted by Berncly

I prefer sugar cereals like Cocoa Pebbles or Fruity Pebbles.
Sometimes when I run out I will have Rice Krispies with sugar sprinkled on top.
It's a pretty good replacement but it's not exactly the same.

Threadshit much?

Anyways... Lucky Charms are like crack to me. If I was on death row, they’d be included in my last meal for dessert.

**Berncly** · July 1st, 2018, 06:53 PM

Originally Posted by JAKIII

Threadshit much?

Anyways... Lucky Charms are like crack to me. If I was on death row, they’d be included in my last meal for dessert.

I've been watching this thread go round and round after it was pretty much summed up in the first 10 posts or less.
Just figured I would add some useful information.

**ShaulWolf** · July 3rd, 2018, 12:30 PM

Gene, since you requested me to comment for giving you negative rep for doubling down on some extremely bad interpretation of Cooper and tactics, I'll comment.

There isn't a single thing I can add that hasn't already been said by either Justin, Emptymag, GL, Carson, and others.

Also, "get off the x" is a phrase that gets tossed around too much. Exactly what do you mean by "get off the x"? Moving off line? Moving to a position of cover? To what purpose?

ETA:

And what was all that rambling about using airsoft guns and force-on-force training? It made zero sense, and had absolutely no bearing on anything.

**uniballin** · July 26th, 2018, 04:27 PM

Originally Posted by Clyde1993

Two scenarios pretty similar with one difference.

First: You pull your firearm and have it at the ready.

Second: You pull your firearm and point it at someone.

Now in both situations you feel like you had to do it, but you do NOT pull the trigger because there is no longer a threat to you or anyone else.

What would be the proper thing to do? Should you notify the local/ state police of the incident or not worry about it since nothing actually happened? I wonder about this because if these situations were to happen what if the "threat" calls the police on you for pulling out your firearm. They could lie and say you were threatening them and they didn't do anything wrong and now the police are after you and you have to prove your innocence.

I would NOT contact law enforcement. Scenario #1 I likely would do nothing. Scenario #2 I Would make a call to my lawyer and then go from there.