Bearing Arms wanted to know, and contacted four defensive firearms trainers to discuss the terrorist attack as we currently understand it.
Dave Starin, Director of Training at Gunsite Academy, agrees. “A concealed carrier with proper training and mindset most certainly could have saved numerous lives.”
Dave Starin, Director of Training at Gunsite Academy, agrees. “A concealed carrier with proper training and mindset most certainly could have saved numerous lives.
1) Avoid such situations entirely (I'm not going to be in a nightclub)
Rubbish he couldn't possably know that.
So yea, "A concealed carrier with proper training and mindset most certainly could have saved numerous lives." That I agree with
So yea, "A concealed carrier with proper training and mindset most certainly could have saved numerous lives." That I agree with.
I doint think anyone said that a well trained civilian with a gun cannot make a difference in a violent attack. To say that most certainly could have saved numerous lives is didderint as there is no way if knowing that would be the case in the situation we are talking about.To do so would require arguing that a well trained civilian with a gun cannot make a difference in a violent attack. That is absolutely "rubbish".
I thought firearms were not allowed in the club, so in that case any of the above.So,tell me Manta,
You are in the club,he's killing people.
What is the best plan you can come up with?
Get under a table? You might be the next one killed.Run? you might be the next one killed.
Charge? You might be the next one killed.
Do you have a better plan than using your concealed handgun to shoot back
I thought firearms were not allowed in the club
European gun laws fortunately have nothing to do with this conversation, although many of our politicians would like them to be.
There was a lot of talk about restrictive firearms laws in Europe after the Paris attacks, it seems that when it comes to guns in clubs etc its no different than in America.