Intruder Dead After Armed Homeowner Fires At Least One Dozen Rounds

Intruder Dead After Armed Homeowner Fires At Least One Dozen Rounds

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Nov 21, 2022
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If you have to use your gun to protect yourself, how many rounds do you think you'll need?

A Chickasha, Oklahoma, homeowner fired at least a dozen rounds at a home intruder, killing him.

"Our officers received a call of a domestic disturbance at 3015 Westbrook, in which a subject had broken into the home," said Lt. Gillian O'Brien with the Chickasha Police Department. "As the subject made entry into the home, the homeowner opened fire right away."

This Chickasha, Oklahoma, homeowner shot the intruder at least 12 times because there were at least a dozen shell casings scattered across the...floor.

I've taken my fair share of firearm self-defense training courses, and there is one thing every one of these instructors says over and over again....

Keep shooting until the threat is no longer a threat.

Not keep shooting until the person dies, but until that person is no longer a threat.

So going back to the question I asked...

How many rounds do you think you'll need if you have to use your gun to protect yourself?

I don't care how many studies people do on the average number of shots fired in a self-defense shooting.

I don't care how many rounds Joe Biden thinks I need in my gun.

I don't care how many anti-gun Karens scream and yell, asking why anyone needs that many bullets!

I nor anyone else knows how many rounds you'll need to protect yourself if the day ever comes when you are forced to do so.

The goal of self-defense is to survive, and because you only get one of these things we call life, you should want all the bullets in the world to protect that one life, whether it be 15, 20, 145, or 10,000 bullets.

I don't want the fight for my life to be a fair fight.

Because of this, I don't care what it takes, I'm going to do everything possible to make sure I make it home or get you out of my home, and that's what this Chickasha, Oklahoma, homeowner did.