
Originally Posted by
BillCutting
Right I can only shoot one at a time, but in an emergency situation with others with me that can shoot and know there way around a rifle, it would be good to be able to arm them if needed. Not to mention having at least one backup if first rifle fails.
In my life I have found that when things are the worst you are usually alone. Of course I am used to working without back up 90% of the time. If you always have others around you can depend on then your argument holds water. Personally I feel that when the stuff hits the fan the only one who is going to save you is you and perhaps a little help from God.
Pat
Serving as a LEO since 1999.
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