Yes, on a 'camping' trip near a favorite fishing area. I chose to ride my M/C up there late in the afternoon carrying some camping gear, fishing gear - etc. I also had my Ruger .22 LR semi-auto, spare clip and about 20 loose rounds in my pack. I had settled in right at dark with a fire going when 3 men approached in a pick-up that they parked at the foot of the trail I rode my M/C up along the creek. They got out and I recognized one of them as a man that has caused lots of trouble in this area, he had 2 younger teens w/him and they came to my camp carrying can beers w/them. I figured possible trouble and eased my pistol into the sleeping bag after chambering a round. So they came and looked me over and made some non-sensical chat then back to the pick-up about 50 yards away, by this time darkness had just fallen and I eased away from my fire behind a boulder with my Ruger in hand. They sat there in the truck with interior light on for a minute or 2 and I had the Ruger sighted on the truck, the light went out and shortly a shot rang out (.22 rifle) which whizzed overhead. I promptly emptyed my Ruger on the truck I could barely see but hear slugs impacting and loaded spare clip. Lucky for me the as&$^+#s wasting no time in getting the pick-up out of there, and I reloaded my empty clip. Sat there for few minutes and fearful of return with bigger/more guns I packed up rapidly and rode to a different location further up the National Forest gravel road where I camped for the night staying half awake propped against a log until morning when I packed up and headed out of there, I was on a dead-end road so had to go in the direction the BG's went of course. A scary ride down to the pavement and out to a bigger road. I now carry a Makarov with spare clip holster and 10 rounds in small zip pouch in addition to my Ruger. That happened to me about 30 years back and it was several years after this incident before I realized my need for a more powerful pistol, since then I have had a succesion of .32's, .38's, .380's. I always carried spare clip or speed loader and rounds. I've had some 'incidents' since then but thankfully no shots fired, just the presence of my Mak avoided that. And I ain't a little feller either.