Aftermath of A Self-Defense Shooting Seminar

Tuesday, October 16, 2018 | 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM

Instructor: Stewart Swope, Chad Gue, Scott Belomy; Assistant Instructor: Michael Henshall, Dwight Edwards

“What happens after I have to draw my pistol and shoot someone in self-defense?”

This is one of the most frequently asked questions and this seminar is geared to tackle that topic. We will specifically discuss that scenario and will help you prepare for the wind-storm that may follow a self-defense encounter.

Too often people think primarily of getting a gun to defend themselves and they’re all set. Unfortunately, more often than not, people are seriously misinformed about the law and the rights they have, or the responsibilities they now possess by carrying or using a firearm in self-defense, including the financial and civil or even criminal repercussions that may follow.

We present how to prepare yourself and your family and what to expect immediately following a self-defense shooting, including how to respond when law enforcement arrives. Further, we will go into what may happen in the days, weeks and months to follow.

This class is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for anyone that carries a firearm or has a firearm in their home for personal defense.

Equipment Required:

• Pen and pad or notebook

Preregistration is preferred; $30.00/pp ($31.80 with tax); $15.00 ($15.90) for each accompanied spouse or son/daughter. Registration at the door is $35.00/pp ($37.10 with tax). You may register on-line at Edwards Training Center.

Participants should arrive no later than 6:00 PM to sign in and get settled prior to the seminar.