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Well, as in many of the tactical scenarios we discuss there are always a lot of if's. But based on your description I would immediately put hand on my gun, but not draw (here's one of those if's), if they weren't making a rapid advance toward me, but would make it readily apparent I was armed. While attempting to keep a wall at my back I would start heading for a public area. Also would if possible simultaneously call 911 and request assistance.
As to the video, well, it's all about being aware of what's going on around you. The attack was rapid and violent and wouldn't give you much response time unless you were aware something was up. I'm speculating here but if they were already pounding on me, I might hit the ground lying on my strong side making it more difficult for them to see me drawing my gun and if possible take out as many of the sob's as I could. But like we all preach to each other, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
As to the video, well, it's all about being aware of what's going on around you. The attack was rapid and violent and wouldn't give you much response time unless you were aware something was up. I'm speculating here but if they were already pounding on me, I might hit the ground lying on my strong side making it more difficult for them to see me drawing my gun and if possible take out as many of the sob's as I could. But like we all preach to each other, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.