Surviving the Aftermath of a Self-Defense Shooting Guide

Engaging in a self-defense shooting is likely to be the single most traumatic event of your life. Physiologically you will be riding an uncontrollable adrenaline surge and experiencing symptoms common in a fight-or-flight situation, from tunnel vision to auditory shutdown. Making the correct decisions in this state will be difficult, but doing so can mean the difference between a calm and professional encounter with the police and a ride to the station in handcuffs. A mistake now could cause you to deal with years of legal proceedings, pay extravagant damages in a civil suit or even spend time in prison.

NRA Carry Guard is designed to provide you with the training and insurance you need to keep your life together after an armed self-defense encounter. This guide will provide you with the basic instructions on how to navigate the aftermath of a defensive shooting, provided by experts with a wealth of real-world experience.

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