C@LAg said:

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McInnis said:

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Good for you Tanya, the world is a little safer place.

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until aldi runs out of tofu brisket.

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Well played

So what side arm did you decide on?

AR next?

Simple Jack said:

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Also don't forget to yell out "I have no gun, please don't hurt me."

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What about " That's my purse. I don't know you. " and a swift kick to the junk.

Tanya

First, Congratulations.

Now I'm going to be a Debbie Downer.

I'm posting this to say you really need to think hard about your world view.

This may be a very tough exercise for you but I want you to think back to just prior to you getting attacked.
Did you have any inkling something wasn't right?
Did you ignore that gut instinct because you have been taught to not judge people by the way they look or appear to be?
If so you will have to work on that, you have survival instincts for a reason.

I don't need a response I just want you to really think long and hard about giving strangers the benefit of the doubt.

I myself assume any stranger approaching me or my residence is there to do me harm until they prove me wrong. That doesn't mean go on the offensive, but stay vigilant.

Now that you will be armed, if you are attacked it's your ultimate duty to make sure you are the one that uses the gun and not allow it to be taken and used against you.

Last.
I was raised shooting and hunting from a very young age. For those of you that never had any experience with guns until you were an adult, please pass on your experiences to Tanya, there may be fine points I wouldn't even think of.

Don't forget to train single strong hand only and weak offhand only.

Sometimes there is no time to get set up, and it's builds confidence.

rocky the dog said:

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Ah yes...a throwback to the Rodney King riots....

Rooftop Kittens...

Congrats.

You are now on a list with the rest of us.

This YouTube channel will have you on guard