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Someone followed my daughter home...
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<blockquote data-quote="CV355" data-source="post: 16161889" data-attributes="member: 181885"><p>[MEDIA=youtube]1u4oXXL1a5A[/MEDIA]</p><p></p><p>All joking aside, you have to take every potential threat seriously in this day and age. I'm admittedly paranoid. I've had break-ins, theft, hell I almost even got stabbed in 2007. There's a reason I keep a suppressed SBR MPX next to the bed. The thing is, how far do you go with it? You can put cameras up, lights, etc, but deterrents don't protect, and don't go with you. And as with everything else there's diminishing returns. I went through a "EDC" phase where I had a 357 and multiple knives on me at all times where legal. I grew out of it. The risk of a scene from accidental brandishing (liberal sees printing, goes apeshit) was not worth it for just grabbing fast food. Now I only carry if I know I'm going to be in a "rough area" or on the road for a while.</p><p></p><p>Best advice I have is to teach her to keep her head on a swivel, and instill a "healthy" level of vigilance. Sounds like you're already doing that. May not be a bad idea to get her a non-lethal SD weapon to keep in her purse (I don't care what anecdotal BS people have about that stuff, it's case by case, use it right and it works). Then, get her some local SD classes. Personally, I encourage a firearms safety class, followed by 1 on 1 training, then CWP. Safety comes first. Always.</p><p></p><p>Or, do what my sister did in the same situation... She had someone stalking her. It turned into a vehicle break-in, then an attempted home break in. She baited and tracked down who was doing it, went to their house, and threatened to stab them. (actually, <u><em>don't</em></u> do this... my sister is a unique one and scares people easily)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CV355, post: 16161889, member: 181885"] [MEDIA=youtube]1u4oXXL1a5A[/MEDIA] All joking aside, you have to take every potential threat seriously in this day and age. I'm admittedly paranoid. I've had break-ins, theft, hell I almost even got stabbed in 2007. There's a reason I keep a suppressed SBR MPX next to the bed. The thing is, how far do you go with it? You can put cameras up, lights, etc, but deterrents don't protect, and don't go with you. And as with everything else there's diminishing returns. I went through a "EDC" phase where I had a 357 and multiple knives on me at all times where legal. I grew out of it. The risk of a scene from accidental brandishing (liberal sees printing, goes apeshit) was not worth it for just grabbing fast food. Now I only carry if I know I'm going to be in a "rough area" or on the road for a while. Best advice I have is to teach her to keep her head on a swivel, and instill a "healthy" level of vigilance. Sounds like you're already doing that. May not be a bad idea to get her a non-lethal SD weapon to keep in her purse (I don't care what anecdotal BS people have about that stuff, it's case by case, use it right and it works). Then, get her some local SD classes. Personally, I encourage a firearms safety class, followed by 1 on 1 training, then CWP. Safety comes first. Always. Or, do what my sister did in the same situation... She had someone stalking her. It turned into a vehicle break-in, then an attempted home break in. She baited and tracked down who was doing it, went to their house, and threatened to stab them. (actually, [U][i]don't[/i][/U] do this... my sister is a unique one and scares people easily) [/QUOTE]
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