Re: What Do You Do If A Stranger Asks For A Light?
Posted: Thu Nov 12, 2015 11:12 pm
You can use a cart full of groceries as a buffer.
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The same thing happened to me except in broad daylight. When I squared and was ready the guy backed off apologizing even though I never made my firearm visible. Three minutes later he robbed someone else at knife-point before I could get security out there.SewTexas wrote:If it's dark in a WM parking lot? My "zone" is huge. Let's say they've headed straight toward me, I've changed direction once or twice, still heading toward me, I tell him to "stop, back off", all of my bags have already moved to my left arm, my phone in my left hand, my right hand moves to my waist, if he keeps moving toward me, my hand moves beneath the hem of my shirt....never gone beyond that.
The one time I've done this his eyes saw where my hand went and he veered off a different direction. My gun was never, ever visible.
It was a coincidence that night, but I learned something, never do big shopping at night, alone, no more that you can carry on one arm. Everything else I had learned on this group.
yes, you can, but i think the cart can end up being a distraction, plus bg's will come up when you're putting the bags away. At night it's much safer to do quick shopping or with "a buddy".MONGOOSE wrote:You can use a cart full of groceries as a buffer.