Don’t worry. I have.
I will not even brandish a weapon unless I think my, or my passengers’ physical safety is at risk.
My biggest fear is forgetting it is there when I REALLY do need it.
But I’m curious. If John Wayne can shoot while riding a horse, why can’t I shoot while driving a car? :-)
The laws were written back in the days when the drive-by shooting was the popular thing. So we’re going back to 1988.
Its not at the forefront of legal mumbo-jumbo, but we saw it with George Zimmerman - the goal of the prosecuting attorney is not to prove who is right or who did just things. It’s to put you behind bars.
And the anti-gun left legal system is designed to use whatever they need to do get you locked up.
When you defend from the moving car, the first thing prosecution will deliver is evidence that you endangered those around you. What is behind your target, your muzzle control and accuracy issues will all be delivered to the judge to get you locked up.
They’ll always attempt to bring in an expert to talk about the chances of pulling off successful shots given terrain, distance and firing position.