Avg_Joe
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- RDU, NC
+1000%. I recently did my CCH training here in NC and to be completely honest - it made me want to never carry. My intention was to be able to legally carry when going to remote areas/camping as we had some run-ins with humans in the past. I suppose that will be my sole use-case for CCH.Lots of possibilities, too many to contemplate, but very few with a positive outcome. The legal system takes a dim view of incidents like this and prosecute aggressively these days.
Each to his own though and this is just my opinion. In my case, it's situations like this that make me leave my weapons at home.
And I learned, at least here in NC, you brandish or wave a gun at someone, that is aggravated assault. Assuming of course the other party calls it in.
It's taken a lifetime of learning (which is ongoing), but as stated throughout this thread: situational awareness, avoidance, de-escalation work wonders. I've stopped flipping people off, saying anything, doing anything that could be assumed as aggressive, and my life is better for it. (Still working on the eye-rolling, and making progress.)