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TLDR all the other replies...but really...lead her out at gunpoint?

Are we really this mixed up that we consider bringing a deadly weapon into every confrontation or unpleasant situation?

The answer is no. Do not threaten someone who has lived at your property but who is now non-threateningly merely refusing to leave your property with deadly force. It will end badly for you.

A weapon is for stopping threats, not emphasizing your point.

And maybe I'm riled up....but if you can't handle your business and manage a simple confrontation without looking for some inanimate object to leverage to your advantage, a gun might not be for you.