Actual Armed Self Defense Story in USA Today

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JALLEN
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Actual Armed Self Defense Story in USA Today

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http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nati ... y/78295510
A Missouri woman says if it wasn't for the Second Amendment right to carry arms, she might not be here today.

On Sunday evening, Katie Claxton was sitting in a car with her four young children while her husband was pumping gas, when a man wielding a large knife approached her vehicle. Claxton said she cringes to think what might have happened if her husband hadn't pointed a gun at the man and scared him off.

"Our Second Amendment right to carry is what saved our lives," Claxton said. "If we didn't have our right to carry, I feel like we wouldn't be here today."
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Amazing
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I actually read the first-hand account of this on reddit the other day:

https://www.reddit.com/r/CCW/comments/3 ... raw_today/

He goes into a little more detail on what he was thinking than the article does. Good read if you have the extra few minutes.
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