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VMI77 wrote:The problem I see with that question is that to have any chance of answering it you'd have to be already staring down the muzzle before you fired, which would very probably be too late.

That's the point. Anyone that points a be gun or any realistic looking firearm at police already has made the choice that they want to be killed.

Which one is a real gun?





In a high stress situation could you tell in time?

Officer Griffin made a huge mistake going for her taser when the suspect pulls a firearm. Always go for your sidearm when the suspect pulls a lethal weapon. Other then that, good shoot.