LOL, I imagine nothing breaks an OODA loop like the sound of gunfire....You want to break his immediate OODA Loop
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LOL, I imagine nothing breaks an OODA loop like the sound of gunfire....You want to break his immediate OODA Loop
I wouldn't count on that for a legal defense.Anyone who continues to approach after this has revealed himself to be a reasonably perceived threat of some type
Don't be naive in thinking maybe they were just out for a stroll. You were targeted, and threw them off with your abrupt turn, which is when they discovered you were onto them. Personally, when it gets like that, I prefer more forceful commands. Something like, "Back off, (expletive deleted)." A little brandishing, or the mere suggestion you have a gun, always cools their jets. Awhile back, I had two trespassers raising their hands in the air while I stood behind my truck door, hands at my side unseen by them. My gun was on the seat holstered all the while until the cops arrived. I was holding a cell phone, LOL. I think the trespassers had more experience than I do at such things and knew instinctively what to do. The Pavlov's dogs thing. Repetitious training. Glad you got out of your situation unscathed.Maybe something like "Could you hold up right there?