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With new technology it is possible to carry a concealed video recorder.
I imagine this can be usefull for CCW as a backup to what transpired if you ever need to draw your weapon.
Systems can be found for about $400 that will record for 4h in B/W with sound using a micro pinhole camera, onto a SD memory card.
Lenses are available in wide angle, 120 degrees, so you don't have to aim.
The recorder is smaller than a pack of smokes, and cameras can be desguised as a lapel pin or even a button.
Some might not like the thought of having evidence to be used against them, but then don't get one.
Others might say they will forget to carry or turn the unit on. Well, you remember your gun every day. It is all about routine.
This is probably not for everybody, but seeing that a shooting can cost you $30000 or more in legal bills, I would prefer to have a recording of the BG advancing and threatening me.
One other benefit is that you will have a recording of what happened for several minutes before a shooting, say if someone was following you etc.
I imagine this can be usefull for CCW as a backup to what transpired if you ever need to draw your weapon.
Systems can be found for about $400 that will record for 4h in B/W with sound using a micro pinhole camera, onto a SD memory card.
Lenses are available in wide angle, 120 degrees, so you don't have to aim.
The recorder is smaller than a pack of smokes, and cameras can be desguised as a lapel pin or even a button.
Some might not like the thought of having evidence to be used against them, but then don't get one.
Others might say they will forget to carry or turn the unit on. Well, you remember your gun every day. It is all about routine.
This is probably not for everybody, but seeing that a shooting can cost you $30000 or more in legal bills, I would prefer to have a recording of the BG advancing and threatening me.
One other benefit is that you will have a recording of what happened for several minutes before a shooting, say if someone was following you etc.