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It is my opinion that if you can't or won't pull the gun and the trigger if necessary the gun should be locked in a safe. If a person can't live with the death of an attacker it may be good to do some soul-searching before getting a CHL.

Good people don't want to kill anyone. They want to be left alone and not put in that position by an aggressor. That is why I agree with the OP that a decision has to be made to be as brutal as is necessary. No hesitation or mercy in stopping the threat. I think the reality of that thought process will weed out those that are not serious about the responsibilities of CHL and gun ownership. I have told family that got their CHL this same thing. If you can't pull the trigger when it comes time don't get a CHL. I had rather a person that lives life as a victim not supplie the nuts with another gun they can pray on others with. That isn't advocating deadly force in every situation but an encouragement to anyone who has to use it to go all out.