As with his posts, you have left me wanting more. Congrats.

As for finding a lawyer, I think there was a comment on Kim’s post suggesting you contact the NRA for a referral in your area. If I find some good advice on that, I’ll do a post on it.

I also don’t anticipate using a weapon on a goblin, but would. We live in a very upscale canyon, (we’re the poorest here) with only one way in and one way out. It’s called a moat and drawbridge community by the local leftist sociologists.

We have a lot of lawyers here too, for every conceivable need and then some. 10% of the nations population, and 30% of the nations lawyers. I work with them daily.

“How to find a good Lawyer” ahead of time would be a good follow on topic.

I got here from Kim du Toit’s website. I don’t anticipate pulling a gun or using one. But we’re prepared and I would. I can think of five time’s recently when it would have been nice to have one. The cops all had semi-auto .308 rifles out on the street and we exited quickly.

We visit my son, his first good job out of college, 4 guy apartment in the Bayview district of San Francisco, it’s the area the street gangs used to stab shoot and throw their rivals off the piers. Illegal to carry any weapon there. Like England, only the bad guys have them. I anticipate trouble every time we go there. These four guys, all former athletes now at work have decided to move when the lease is up. I wished they had that figured earlier.

I keep the boy’s guns at my house for now. But I would appreciate advice on keeping a shotgun in the trunk of a car and how to get to it in trouble. It would be a cheap old pump gun since if you ever pulled it here in defense, the cops would confiscate it and you’d never get it back.

Your advice please, …. Faster please.

“How To Own A Gun and Stay Out of Jail in California” http://www.amazon.com/How-Stay-Jail-California-2002/dp/0964286408

There’s an excellent book by Joel Rosenberg and a few others, “Everything You Wanted to Know About (Legally) Carrying a Firearm in Minnesota”. While some of the material is MN-specific, I can highly recommend it as general reading for anyone contemplating the use of lethal force in self-defense.

Very interesting stuff, it flowed well as a narrative of events, and breaking it up would have been frustrating to the reader.

Great post, and excellent “real life” information. Every gun owner should consider this scenario.

I can’t comment on the suits against FrontSight, but I can say I found their training to be excellent.

Did enjoy this sig from many of the posts.

“If a man is to be judged by the quality of his enemies, I really need to start offending a better class of people… Sigh.”

I don’t know if it apropos .

Great post. Thanks.