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by AG-EE
Tue May 02, 2006 1:51 pm
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: being followed on foot - really happened last night
Replies: 48
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If it is 2AM, that means it is dark, and you can't very well see what the attacker may or may not be holding. If he gets to within 30 ft, I don't believe I could get my key in a keyhole, unlock the door, and get safely inside before he was on top of me (presuming the door is locked). This would definately be a bad situation.

If my wife was with me, that would mean my child was also with me, in which case all 3 of us could not outrun an attacker. I would have to yell for my wife to get inside with my daughter, lock doors, and call 911, and I would have no choice but to turn and face the attacker. I would not run away from the door in case my wife was not safely inside yet, so I could not retreat from that area. I do not believe there would be sufficient time to deploy a LTL alternative, see if that worked, and then draw my firearm if need be.

It would be best not to let them get that close before confronting somehow, but if I slipped up and they did get that close, I believe the only solution would be to draw and yell stop, hope they see your pistol, and they turn and run away.

This is assuming I am at my door to my house and I notice an attacker running at me in close proximity as stated in the original post.

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