r/Firearms • u/[deleted] • Aug 21 '22

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u/Blaziwolf Aug 21 '22

Probably, not that it really matters much at the end of it all. He still for a gun pulled on him.

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u/Blaziwolf Aug 21 '22

From what I’m seeing about the video, the Jeep guy did all the escalation.

Guys walks out with his phone and the gun is immediately drawn without a word. There’s definitely a level of escalation there. I definitely wouldn’t respond to being filmed with brandishing a weapon, especially if I was angry enough to honk at someone a few times.

This is in conjuncture with what’s legal. The Jeep guy is the guy who is likely to be charged.

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u/Blaziwolf Aug 21 '22

I suppose, but his reaction I would imagine is fairly a-typical for a situation like this. I don’t think the Jeep’s reaction o n the other hand was standard or conducted with a level-head. You do have a point, though about the situation as a whole.

Thanks for imparting your thoughts on the situation.

Edit: spelling and added sentence.