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This is going to be a great thread.
The politics of your individual state is very important.
Three acts you might address:
1. The mere drawing of a weapon may be a violation of law because someone may now feel "threatened", even bystanders.
2. The "pointing" of a weapon may be a violation of law because someone now surely feels "threatened."
3. The fireing of a weapon...veriy serious stuff.
The burden on a civilian to "get it right" is huge. So, do you want to be judged by 12 or carried by 6?
I am looking forward to thought provoking post on this subject.
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