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Physical actions, catching a football, hitting a golf ball, drawing a firearm all take a series of physical movements that are consistant to that action.
Drawing a pistol has movements that are not consistant of anything else under the circumstances.
Seeing and recognizing these movements you do not have to wait and see the gun to draw yourself.
But, you should prepare to act, not fire until you see the gun. Of course if someone is combining physical acts with shouting threats that would increase the probality of just cause.
I bring this up because one of the key questions in LFI I, II, and III is to C Y A, Can You Articulate your actions.
Which physical movements do you see that indicate a person is drawing a gun? (or any other weapons)
Drawing a pistol has movements that are not consistant of anything else under the circumstances.
Seeing and recognizing these movements you do not have to wait and see the gun to draw yourself.
But, you should prepare to act, not fire until you see the gun. Of course if someone is combining physical acts with shouting threats that would increase the probality of just cause.
I bring this up because one of the key questions in LFI I, II, and III is to C Y A, Can You Articulate your actions.
Which physical movements do you see that indicate a person is drawing a gun? (or any other weapons)