Shoot To Kill Or Warning Shots

Aug 7, 2015 | 

This is a questions that often comes up; do you fire warning shots or do you shoot to kill? The legality of shooting to kill or firing warning shots in a life or death situation may surprise you. Today you’ll hear from this defensive tactics instructor and competitive shooter. Defend and Carry’s Annie Stonebreaker and Toby Shell take on an important defensive gun use issue in this episode of Gun Tips.

Firing waning shots can be extremely dangerous in most situations. It’s illegal to discharge your firearm within city limits unless there is a direct threat to your life or to those around you.

This gun tips video explains to viewers how important it is to know what’s near and behind your target before shooting. If you were to fire a warning shot, Toby says that you would have no idea as to where that bullet could end up. It has the potential to kill an innocent person.

You should never shoot to kill, according to Toby. Instead, you should shoot to stop the threat at hand. The only case you should shoot another individual is if that person threatens your life or someone’s life around you.

This defensive gun use video will explain to defensive gun users that warning shots or shooting to kill are both unnecessary ways to counteract a threat.

Next time on Defend and Carry’s Gun Tips, we will be tackling the debate: concealed or open carry? Be sure to tune in for information on the pros and cons of these two defensive carries, and learn which one would be optimal for you.

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Also be sure to check out Toby’s website, http://armedandprepared.us/
This website features tips and techniques for all those supporting the Second Amendment.

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