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As have I. I am split 1. I was taught that you do not fire a gun at someone unless you have already made the decision to kill them. If that decision is not made, don't shoot. 2. I can appreciate the advantages of having a live burglar. At the trial a live burglar can always be asked "exactly what were you doing in his house at 0300?" I have read instances where juries may appreciate an initial non-lethal round first as it shows that you considered a lower level of force. I like item 1 but I also see the wisdom of item 2. I once had a LE friend of mine tell me: "Never forget that in your self-defense trial, your future will be decided by a jury who was not there, did not experience what you experienced, may have no idea of that experience, and has plenty of time to consider what a 'reasonable person' would do." There was wisdom in those words too. I currently do not have any non-lethal rounds, but am considering buying a few. Still torn. I can appreciate both arguments on this one. ![]()
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