When Is It Really Legal To Draw Your Gun?

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Do you know when you have the legal right to draw your concealed carry weapon? Brandishing — or worse, firing — a firearm in the wrong situation can land you in serious legal trouble. In this short informational video from Concealed Carry Magazine, former law enforcement officer and “Top Shot” competitor Chip Eberhart outlines the five pillars of legal self-defense.

00:00 Introduction by Kevin Michalowski: “When is it really legal to draw your gun?”
00:44 You carry a firearm to make yourself harder to kill. Know your local gun laws to make yourself harder to prosecute.
01:09 These five pillars denote rules of engagement as they pertain to self-defense.
01:28 What is innocence as it applies to self-defense?
01:43 How does imminence affect culpability in a self-defense scenario?
01:56 Was this self-defense situation avoidable?
02:18 What is Castle Doctrine?
02:36 How does the Castle Doctrine differ from stand-your-ground legislation?
02:59 What is the “proportionality” pillar of reasonable self-defense?
03:20 Let’s define lethal force in the eyes of the law.
03:35 How does reasonableness factor into the use of deadly force for self-defense?
04:03 Use the shark tank analogy to determine whether or not a situation calls for deadly force.
04:51 Situational awareness can help you evade and avoid potentially dangerous situations.
05:24 One danger of intervening as a third party in a deadly situation is that you will not have all of the information on the other participants or the background of the incident.
06:06 Check USCCA.com/Laws and the USCCA mobile app for up-to-date state gun laws and concealed carry reciprocity information.

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