I feel that having a weapon on you, you must be even more responsible in avoiding any type of conflict. Not knowing the state of mind of the other person, getting out of the car could be interpreted as an issue of challenge, and a conflict could ensue. Getting into a brawl where deadly force is a real possibility, I tend to avoid it altogether. This disciple was beaten into me during my time in RI, and I still carry the same mentality with me to this day.
I ordered a cheapy backup camera from Walmart for my Kenwood, hope it works.
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Originally Posted by DLSTR
Why does weapon use even enter this decision matrix. Im retired military. I dont think of parking lots and incredibly benign situations like this go into a weapons use framework. If that is problem you could have left the car and been polite with the weapon safely out of sight in the car.
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