After You Shoot: Your gun’s hot. The perp’s not. Now what?
PHOENIX, AZ –-(Ammoland.com)- Don’t end up in more trouble than the crook — George Zimmerman needed this book. So do you.
You have guns and plenty of ammo — but that’s only half of your armor. You need to know what to do after an incident.
Should you Dial 911… And Fry? What should you say? Lawyers say: “Don’t say anything!” – and that’s impossible!
What about your right to remain silent? How do you make that call — safely? Where do you put the gun before the man arrives? What if the perp had partners… or gets up again? If you’re perfectly innocent, do you just talk?
Buy After You Shoot today, before you need it and it’s too late. All your training, insurance and ammo have not prepared you for this.
The justice system is stacked against you.
Written with the help of more than 75 judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, police investigators, trainers and people who have been through it all — After You Shoot is a thrilling read that will wake you up and prepare you for the aftermath of an event every gun owner gets ready for but hopes to avoid.
Remember– If you ever drop the hammer, you will write out a check for your life savings to your lawyer. Avoid that unless your life depends on it.
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Scottsdale, Ariz.-based Bloomfield Press, founded in 1988, is the largest publisher and distributor of gun-law books in the country. Our website, gunlaws.com, features a free national directory to gun laws and relevant contacts in all states and federally, along with our unique line of related books and DVDs. “After Your Shoot” for media review is available on request, call 800-707-4020. Our authors are available for interview, call to schedule. Call for cogent positions on gun issues, informed analysis on proposed laws, talk radio that lights up the switchboard, fact sheets and position papers. As we always say, “It doesn’t make sense to own a gun and not know the rules.” Visit: www.gunlaws.com