Fighting From A Vehicle — Recap Of Atlanta Car Thug And Reviewing What We Need To Do

By James England

Kevin Michalowski of United States Concealed Carry Association (USCCA) introduces a very familiar concept for Concealed Nation readers: fighting from inside a vehicle.

If you recall, we did an article discussing an incident that was captured on dashcam. A driver captured an armed thug stepping out of a vehicle at a red light and threatening him with a brandished pistol.

Thankfully, the driver got away without incident. It could have gone much worse.

In this episode of Into The Fray, Kevin Michalowski discusses the realities we’re faced with when fighting from a vehicle. In short: it’s bad.

Bullets striking the front windshield may actually be deflected down, giving a lot better of a chance of a critical hit on the defender. He briefly mentions that a concealed carrier is going to have to make a decision — take your chances being a sitting duck or get out of the vehicle.

In almost any case where you feel your life is physically threatened and you are in grave danger, it’s always best to nip it in the bud and use decisive defensive force.

Giving the initiative over to an attacker only means we have fewer critical moments to react. This is a criminal’s best case scenario …Read the Rest

Source:: Concealed Nation