I wouldn't carry one ever as he states above. I'd keep one in the safe, truck gun, etc.. I'm a massive SIG fanboy, first three pistols have been SIG's, but this is a problem.
Think Chevy/GMC 6.2L recall that can bankrupt a company type problem
If you already have a .22lr, Aguila sub-sonic ammo is the teets. Doesn't cycle in a semi, so make your shots count. Bolt gun or lever action would be optimal.
And get sued by the perps family in a civil trial, no thanks. Guy did good, albeit he was too close and holding the gun a little weird. Easy to armchair critique, but I bet his adrenaline was through the roof and he held it together.
Guy's a great, great follow on the socials and can absolutely shoot his ass off. I know he does some competitive shooting, just no sure how much, ala Taran Tactical, etc?
Right - do we even know how big this place is? If you own a few dozen or even a few hundred acres, let these dipshits inbreed with each and Mother Nature can take it's course. This is a cult like any other, and they invariably disband over time or ride the Kool-Aid train
As stated again and again, it comes back to private land ownership. Fair Lending, which cascaded down from the Fair Housing Act, enforces just that: lending and unfair rental practices