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Risky move, given that Georgia is a constitutional carry state and castle doctrine extends to occupied vehicles. Not really. By the time a seat-belted person
by reaperducer 4y ago
Risky move, given that Georgia is a constitutional carry state and castle doctrine extends to occupied vehicles.
Not really. By the time a seat-belted person gets to their gun, whether in a holster, under the seat, in a purse, or in the glove box, the thief is long gone.
Real life is very different from the movies.
- Fatnino 4y agoYou are asserting that it takes a long time to get a gun out. I remember a few years back there was some controversy about how police are trained to shoot first and one of the things that bubbled up then was a video (I think produced by someone teaching the police) of a seated driver drawing a gun and having it pointed out the window in a fraction of a second. The gun was in a holster down by the seat belt buckle. And the next instant it was pointing out the driver's window.
- reaperducer 4y agoMakes sense for a seasoned criminal, of the type who might shoot a cop. Joe Lunchbucket isn't likely to be so agile.
- tristor 4y agoStatistically speaking, Joe Lunchbucket, is likely a better trained shooter than the police, most of whom only fire their guns once a year to qualify and have to meet lower accuracy standards than CHL holders in 32 states.