The Self-Defense Audit: Are You Really Ready?
It’s one thing to own a gun for self-defense. It’s another thing entirely to be prepared to use it—safely, legally and with confidence.
Can You Shoot a Fleeing Thief? | Texas
Can You Shoot Someone For Trespassing in Texas? It's midnight, and you awaken to strange sounds somewhere outside the front of your home. You get out of bed, grab your firearm, run to your front window and look outside. That's when you see a masked man in your yard, peeking into your car, and looking around for security cameras. What can you legally do to stop him? Do you have to let him steal your property?
Can You Shoot a Thief? | Colorado
https://vimeo.com/316900988 I want to talk today about some practical uses of our
Can You Shoot a Thief? | Florida
https://vimeo.com/323546281 Everyone knows you can defend yourself in your home. But
Can You Shoot a Thief? | Georgia
https://vimeo.com/322096469 Defending Property Let’s discuss the law and the limits to defending
Can You Shoot a Thief? | Missouri
https://vimeo.com/327143550 You can use force to protect your property in Missouri. However,
When Can You Legally Shoot? | New Jersey
https://vimeo.com/327143748 New Jersey allows for self-defense, but as you can well imagine,
Can You Shoot a Thief? | Ohio
https://vimeo.com/323542673 Under what circumstances can I use deadly force to defend my
Can You Shoot a Thief? | Oklahoma
https://vimeo.com/322096801 I'd like to talk to you today about defending your property.
Can You Shoot a Thief? | Pennsylvania
One of the questions that we get quite frequently is, “How far can I go under the law to defend my property?” Everyone works hard, and nothing is worse than a thief because they look to take something that is not theirs, that they didn’t work for, and make it theirs. As angry as you are, the law in Pennsylvania is very clear: you CANNOT use deadly force to defend your property.
