Avoid fights, verbal altercations, that’s the safest way of not going to jail. No ego fights, make peace a goal in your life.

@aarronwootton

21 күн бұрын

No ego fights 100%. Be an adult.

@Jt19702

21 күн бұрын

Excellent advice, avoid all confrontations until you can’t.

@ghostofcpast8893

20 күн бұрын

There will be times bad people won't let you do that. It simply won't be a choice for you. You may have to be a coward and leave one of your kids etc. to slow bad people down so you can get away

@Ace-Ace1

15 күн бұрын

​@@ghostofcpast8893 Sacrifice your family?

@evil4600

11 күн бұрын

I live above a bar. It gets so bad on the weekends I swear to God. I get tested every week. But I always try to end it peacefully and never let em know I'm packing. Some people don't even realize times have changed. Alot of people carry nowadays..... tonight I had 3 people about to try to jump me it got close......but I was able to prove my point without drawing..talked them out of it...all these idiots nowadays don't realize a majority of the population carry.....makes me nervous one day I won't be able to talk my way out of it I don't understand what's happened to the people in the world anymore. Respect and common sense is out the window

‘Walk softly and carry a big stick’ still holds true. Be a gentleman. Don’t start stuff. Deescalate. Walk away. Be the bigger and better man. Turn the other cheek. Don’t let ego and/or pride mess you up. Carry the big stick. Train with the big stick. Know the big stick. Be willing and able to use the big stick. Go home safe and sound. Be home the same. Love to you and yours, to whoever reads this, too.

@slickster2566

15 күн бұрын

@@machfront god bless yours brother love💪🏼

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I'm a former armed security guard as well as a CCW permit holder for the past 15+ years. The one rule I always follow when I carry my handgun is to ONLY draw it if my life is in jeopardy. This is even after I have exhausted every other less lethal tool beforehand, I am carrying at the time. The moment I start carrying my firearm it stays in its holster until I take off at the end of the day. I'm always looking for a method of leaving the threatening situation.

One cool thing about FL, idk about other states, is that while you’re in your car, it’s considered an extension of your home. Meaning the same castle doctrine rules apply and are extended to your vehicle while traveling.

@garenwilson4964

21 күн бұрын

@@-whiskey-4134 Same here

@jefffrancis9415

21 күн бұрын

@@-whiskey-4134 same as in Louisiana

@driftitlikeyouownit

21 күн бұрын

Same in texas

@oltskooler

21 күн бұрын

How about being on your motorcycle?

@deebee4575

20 күн бұрын

Loves my Florida.

I don’t think it’s a good idea to leave your gun in your car. Most stolen guns are stolen from cars. Most people who break into to cars are targeting guns. Many gangs choose to do car mass break ins at workplaces where they know the employees are prohibited from carrying in the building, and will likely leave guns in the car. It’s less risk to just keep it on you honestly

The biggest thing about CC is learning and understanding the laws and what is considered self defense and what’s involved after also, training in this is so important. It’s not just at the range. Deadly force triangle. 1. Capability 2. Opportunity 3. Intent, those 3 things have to be proven in court and if any one of those things aren’t proven you will be convicted.

@jayAh635

20 күн бұрын

1. should be "ability" not capability. You don't know what a stranger is "capable" of, you would only know what they have the ability to do given the specific circumstances.

I would really appreciate you doing a video about reputable concealed carry insurance companies. I’m in California and uscca seems to be the go to for most but I would be interested in learning about other, and possibly better, options. Thanks and I always appreciate your videos

it's crucial to understand these laws thoroughly.

I used to have CCW Safe as my self-defense insurance, but I switched to AOR. I honestly believe it’s the best plan out there. No middleman information can get in a way where that client information is subject to being subpoenaed in court. Dealing with an attorney directly protects your client information a lot better.. just saying

"If you're guilty, i dont understand how people would expect them to pay for that" Facts!

Even for a Florida resident this was a great refreshed, brother. Thanks.

The problem is, not only is “stand your ground “ interpreted differently in different states, it also varies between jurisdictions, depending on the prosecutor.

I’ll Never Turn My Back On Someone Who Threatened Me 🤣

Castle Doctrine is another law that a lot of people misinterprete it.

Thanks, Howie and Mrs. Heg~

Hegshot i never thought id see the day i hear you say “standing on business” been picking up my generations slang lately huh 😂😂😂

I don’t understand this law because George Zimmerman followed Trayvon martin through a neighborhood because he thought he looked suspicious and pursued him even after a 911 operator told him not to follow him and a fight broke out because he chased the boy down and once the boy started getting the upper hand on him he shoots and kills him and gets away with it using stand your ground law which is ridiculous because he started the entire situation so I’m confused on stand your ground.

@jayAh635

20 күн бұрын

"chased the boy down". Says who? Not Zimmerman, not any witness to the event. SYG didn't technically apply in that case because Martin was on top of him restricting his movement while pounding his head into the ground. He couldn't retreat at the moment he used deadly force.

@JR15A2

20 күн бұрын

You're right; you don't understand. This is primarily due to your bias, lack of common sense, and ignorance. Your comment says it all.

@jayAh635

20 күн бұрын

@@JR15A2 Correct. If you don't understand the facts and evidence, of course you'll be completely lost as to why he was found not guilty.

@deebee4575

20 күн бұрын

No, Trayvon had gotten away and lost Zimmerman and could have gone home to be with his dad. Instead, he decided to circle back and jump Zimmerman (all caught on the phone call to his fudgeplanet girlfriend, which she admitted to in court), throwing him to the ground and beating him almost unconscious. You seem to have not a single fact that came out in the ACTUAL TRIAL.

@thinkersthink-

18 күн бұрын

@@deebee4575why was he following him anyway? And why did Trayvon have to get away from him in the first place 👀🔎

You do not have an attorney-client privilege with the USCCA or its insurance underwriter, in the event of an incident, and they can require you to communicate sensitive information with them that can then be discovered by the prosecution.

@JosephBlowshish

20 күн бұрын

This is why I love the idea of Attorneys on Retainer, anyone you talk to from their team, even their receptionist answering the phone is part of the Law Firm so Attorney Client Priivilege attctches to that (even if you're NOT a current client). And that's not even talking about their 24/7 emergency line, which the first person to answer that IS your Lawyer. AOR actually just put out a video on this the other day & why this is so very important.

Thank you for your informative videos, I really appreciate your content!

Most of these incidents end with a plea deal. By rule, USCCA doesn’t have to do anything to help you even if you didn’t take the plea for the initial big charge. Plus they will then slander your name in and use you for promotional materials. Case in point, Kayla Giles. Look that up and see if it doesn’t make your skin crawl. Attorneys on Retainer have been getting my money and will continue to do so.

@deebee4575

20 күн бұрын

Something like 98% of ALL criminal cases in the U.S. end in plea deals.

Thank you for this video

Awesome information brother

@Hegshot87

21 күн бұрын

Thanks man

Good information 👍

Ammo is too expensive to "stand my ground" so I retreat whenever possible.

@MercyBlack137

17 күн бұрын

What is this 2021;p

The biggest push I had to carry was when I worked at a place in Westgate in Arizona and the bartender Jan was there the day of the Westgate incident and his gun was in his trunk. That stuff could have been shut right down.

Nice job.

good decent ppl carry only to defend life and only as a last resort, I was in an a situation where a friend of my cousin was wacked out on something and decided to pull a knife after I told him he had to leave my house and I had my ccw on me like always and I warned him multiple times but he was about 40 ft away and wasn't an immediate threat but my wife came out and he started to close distance and got about 25 ft from us and I drew my firearm. I still didn't point it at him but it definitely got my point across. Point being I waited until the last possible moment to draw down on him, most ppl that carry don't want to ever e even pull their firearm contrary to the anti gunners that make it out that we all just want to go kill ppl.

I carry my glock 30s as my ccw nobody has any business knowing that it will be on me anywhere

You are not specific. Let's specify two things: "stand your ground" and "castle doctrine" in some places - lets focus on concealed carry in public (we can carry in place of dwelling without carry permit here in NJ). We do have "castle doctrine" in New Jersey (no we do not have to retreat from home unlike in New York and new yorkers misinform people in NJ frequently as they do not know law here). On other hand, when you carry in public you have to retreat in NJ. However, in no circumstances you can protect property with deadly force in New Jersey regardless if at place of dwelling or in public. There were thieves who tried to rob car and guy used gun. It ended bad for that guy legally. Similarly you are being robbed at home you cannot shoot someone. However, definition of deadly force is when you pull trigger. that means that at home you can point gun at someone with full intent to use, but not pulling trigger and command them to leave your property. If hey attack you at this point you can shoot them. same with kick on door which establishes attack (that is why police officers do not want to execute red flag orders, because we had case of shooting between police and civilian and judge ruled that it was not fault of civilian and police should be more careful). That is also how idiotic is ATF when they plug your visor or cut off power to cameras which creates dangerous situations when could be avoided (nobody sane wants to shoot at police or even aim at them).

If they deny you carry rights in your car on their property and youre an employee , they should have to provide you protection on their property

“Make My Day” State is crazy….. i love it 🤣🤣🤣 let’s bring it back lol

I neither confirm nor deny whether I carry a firearm concealed to my workplace that prohibits any and all weapons

@philiptran9782

20 күн бұрын

I will however confirm that my life would be worth doing so

I'm from Commiefornia and the one positive thing I can say about Hawaii, another blue af state, is that they don't have a gun roster like we do so they have more options of defending themselves effectively.

It ensures our right to defend ourselves and loved ones in threatening situations without the fear of legal repercussions.

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I was born and raised in ny state and it’s a duty to retreat state. And during are mandatory class you had to take at the time it maybe still like that I don’t know but it was said if someone comes through your front door and you have a back door or your on the first floor you can go out a window. You have to do that lol seriously. I live in sd now and what I love not just we have stand your ground law but it’s actually very simple to understand it’s like a page maybe two. Are you allowed to be here are you not involved in a crime is there a threat towards you or whatever the actual wording is but it was so refreshing to see something that is common sense and laid out for you to actually understand no duty to jump through a window of your own home if someone breaks in your door in the middle of the night. Stand your ground laws should be the case for all states its a god given or natural right to defend yourself from harm or to protect those around you being harmed that’s a natural instinct we all have it’s either fight or flight natural instinct. And I’ll say living in a state were there are a lot of guns and gun owners yes states population isn’t very big but it’s like 70 percent of homes have firearms something like that and a lot of people carry a gun here atleast we’re I live in the state they do and I’m in a city not rural. But we don’t have a lot of crime and I haven’t seen anyone road rage no fights in the Walmart parking lots lol and coming from New York State I have seen all of the above I have seen two 300 pound women I guess you would call them that toe to toe straight up boxing each other in the middle of the street with cops all around nobody wanting to be the first one in and get laid out on there ass by one of these super classy lady’s truly believe it’s why they didn’t break it up lol. I have seen nothing like that here everyone is very cool with each other cause you really don’t know what the other person has and it keeps everything very civil very Polite. Seeing both extremes of gun laws and self defense laws I’ll take stand your ground state any day.

Are YOU a lawyer ? Better be very careful. Now as a certified firearms instructor of 27 years, my personal standard is this, if I draw my firearm, I have already decided I will fire it. Now, as far as defending others IDK. The term IS “Personal Protection”. They made the choice not to be armed, am I going to risk MY freedom? I am not some super hero. I do not look forward to ANY reason to kill.

@googlechicken

19 күн бұрын

You are within your right to use deadly force in the defense of another person if you have reason to believe their lives are in danger

Having heard criminal defense attorneys discuss these issues, it seems pretty clear that none of the castle doctrine, stand your ground, and defensive display laws mean much in practice. If the shooting was not legitimate without invoking them, they are not in and of themselves going to absolve you of legal responsibility.

@jayAh635

20 күн бұрын

Exactly. Most people think if it "applies" then you can do pretty much whatever you want. Good luck at trial, pal.

I live in Washington state and you can’t even pepper spray someone even if you warn them

@rachelshaw____

21 күн бұрын

@@Cow_boy_up48 😳

@Astares9

21 күн бұрын

move

@Cow_boy_up48

21 күн бұрын

I plan too

@deebee4575

20 күн бұрын

@@Cow_boy_up48Move here to America, friend.

@Dreday40-sd3nl

18 күн бұрын

Stop it yeah you can i live in WA too and we forsure have "no duty to retreat" you can defend your self or others with reasonable force as long as you have a right to be where you are

If you have auto insurance and you crash into a tree they still pay. If I paid for cc insurance, I'd expect they'd pay for my case. I'd advise anyone who is getting cc insurance to make sure that's how their policy works. Insurance company's make so much that any incident that they don't cover a costumer in is extreme greed, and just a plain rip off. Read your policies.

As you reach the Insurance I stop watch 😢😂

Not every prosecutor will actively try to ruin your life but any one prosecutor can. Do everything you can to survive the encounter but ALSO to survive the criminal and civil aftermath. That includes retreating (if 100% safe to do so) even if you have a right not to. People don't realize that the existence of avenues/opportunities of retreat can affect how a prosecutor or jury views the "reasonableness" of your actions.

If your a hermit and never leave your domicile, you'll never encounter a bad guy, unless one foolishly breaks into your home, then they are all yours

@jayAh635

20 күн бұрын

"then they are all yours" sheesh. Good luck in court.

In New York State, see article 35, of the New York Penal Code. This outlines the use of physical and deadly force.

@deebee4575

20 күн бұрын

NY is not in America.

Oorah

Kentucky is a “stand your ground” state with the castle doctrine being in place. Move here 😂

Lawyer up immediately, do not talk, to anyone, loved ones, etc. Silence creates hearsay on the LEOs side and projects doubt. Film whenever you can. No one can question silence, its all just assumptions.

No "Duty To Retreat" here in Colorado, in the event of a justified self-defense action.

@damienheaton7571

21 күн бұрын

Embrace that. I have heard that Colorado is pushing some California type gun laws through the house.

USCCA is just another insurance company, just like all that are insurance! They have had a few cases that was very controversial in the last couple of years. They are good on training but at the end of the day they are still insurance and insurance will always determine if the can legally get out of paying for your legal fees! And laws don’t allow insurance to cover illegal acts period! We all hope to be completely legit if God forbid we had to be in a defensive shooting! Say you were in a situation where you did not see a 30-06 sign in a establishment and your shooting considered a legit shoot the insurance will and legally can drop your coverage because there was a 30-06 sign you simply over loaded! You really need to look at attorneys on retainer. They are nothing but attorneys not insurance in any form or fashion so they can cover you no matter what and will cover you as long as you were in a defensive shooting! I refuse to trust my life to a group of people that are insurance that determine if they will cover me or not!

@craigcicerello4289

21 күн бұрын

I just don't trust or want to do business with a company that spends as much time and effort doing hit pieces on their competition as AOR does. They seem, a bit loose on ethics...

@ronniewarren7354

20 күн бұрын

@@craigcicerello4289 to each their own, but I refuse to do business with a insurance company who will do anything possible to keep from paying the legal fees! Besides they are only pointing out the problems with all insurance companies for self defense! Again I rather have a lawyer that will defend me even if I wasn’t completely legit on a shoot when I thought I was!

Video is toooooo loooong. Zzzzzzzzzzzz

@deebee4575

20 күн бұрын

1.5x speed

The fact you still support uscca when they have been PROVEN to screw people over makes this entire video moot. Unsub and dislike

I live in Nebraska, and I used to carry where I worked.

@evil4600

11 күн бұрын

I sleep with my dang gun lol

Hey you can always get another job, but you can't get another life..

@deebee4575

20 күн бұрын

Word.

The problem is, not only is “stand your ground “ interpreted differently in different states, it also varies between jurisdictions, depending on the prosecutor.