When to Use a Firearm in Home Defense

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There are some serious myths that go around about what is and what is not self-defense in your home. If you have ever wondered when you are allowed to use your firearm in home defense, this course will explain it clearly. You will know when you can not use your firearm in Home Defense.

When it comes to using a firearm in home defense, I find many gun owners get it all wrong and end up in trouble with the law.

In fact, I see it almost every day.

In the news, in conversations with students, on the internet, it’s everywhere in the concealed carry community.

With students and even long-time concealed carry holders, it sounds something like this.

“ Yea I know the Castle Doctrine. My home and my car are my castle and I can shoot someone if they are in my house or my car.”

As soon as I hear statements like that I know something…

They know just enough of the Castle Doctrine to get themselves thrown in prison.

There are tons of well-meaning people believing they understand the Castle Doctrine that ends up with a judge or jury deciding they did not understand the Castle Doctrine Statute and they have broken the law.

With fines and/or sentencing to follow.

Trust me. You don’t want that to happen to you.

You see, there are two very powerful presumptions that we are granted under the Castle Doctrine Statute.

But there are also four ways these presumptions can be nullified.

In this online course I’ll take you through the Florida Castle Doctrine so you know exactly what it says about when you can use, or threaten the use of deadly force AND Non-deadly force.

For Instance...

In December of 2018, Jessica was inside her home with her children when she heard a noise outside and saw a naked woman destroying her Christmas decorations on the lawn and on her house.

Jessica ushers her children to safety and calls 911.

At that moment the crazed woman began breaking the glass in the front door with a landscaping brick to gain entry.

Question: What should Jessica do at that moment?

How about this one:

You pull into a gas station and leave your car running. Someone gets in your car and starts driving away.

Question: Can you open fire under the Castle Doctrine?

On August 26, 2019, a group of motorcycle riders began blocking the road so others in the group could perform stunts. One man decided he wasn’t going to wait and drove around the motorcycle barricade and proceeded on his way.

Several pursued him and began to attack his vehicle and surrounded him. As he stopped at a red light, the bikers intensified their attack. The driver then pulled a weapon and fired through the window striking a 17-year old male.

Question: Does this scenario fall under the Castle Doctrine Statutes?

Question: You walk outside and see someone breaking into your neighbor's car…can you stop them? Or should you retreat?

Question: Your sliding door is wide open and a person walks into your home. Can you use deadly force?

Question: Do you know the meaning of forcible felony? What does it include?

Question: Can you shoot someone if they are on your property and you’re in a heated argument and you’ve asked them to leave?

Question: A person hops my fence and is in my backyard? Can I threaten to shoot them if they don’t leave?

Question: A person breaks into my home but doesn’t have a weapon? What level of force can I use?

Question: What if someone is breaking into my vehicle at night? What level of force can I use?

Question: Is it okay to answer the front door of my home with a gun in my hand?

If you can’t answer these questions about the scenarios presented - you need this course.

Plus, you will discover:

Questions you must ask yourself before using or threatening deadly force.

What does unlawful entry mean?

What does “by force” mean?

Dwelling - What does it mean? Your attached porch? A tent?

Residence - You're invited to a birthday party and a bad person tries to break in can you, as a guest, use or threaten the use of deadly force?

Where is the line in the sand?

Just because you can, does it mean you should?

What does an occupied vehicle mean?

This course will give you the knowledge you need - to know where you stand - no matter what the scenario.

Let me ask you?… Do you want to know the Castle Doctrine or would you rather just think you know?

And if you think you already know everything about the Castle Doctrine, odds are you’re like most concealed carry permit holders that have taken this course and discovered they didn’t know it as they should.

Matthew H.

Ryan does a great job in explaining and giving examples to the Castle Doctrine Law!!

Sarah V.

Very informative and easy to understand. Ryan was great at explaining the laws to us in layman terms so that there were no grey areas. He also repeated the laws many times throughout the course and now they are instilled in my brain. I feel that I have a better understanding of the Florida Laws and feel confident in remembering them if a situation arises.

Michael V.

Very informative. Love your dedication and enthusiasm.

Kendall L.

Solid! Informative course and good for reinforcing what to do, what NOT to do, and when.

Kevin T.

Clears up a lot of questions. Very informative, answers a lot of questions about how and when you may use your firearm to defend yourself in you 'castle', residence or dwelling.

Julio U.

Good to know information. If you are truly here to learn about the true meaning of firearm ownership this is the place to be I learned a lot of information from these videos and the information given to me

Luis Jose S.

Simple and effective can't imagine somebody explaining it much better and that easy to understand

John L.

The information is very important. He tells you what you need to know to be a successful and responsible gun owner! Important information to understand!! You need to know this!

Shonte S.

Gun Owners: Don't Risk Your Freedom!! I love how Ryan makes everything easy to understand. Legal definitions are often huge run-on sentences. And sometimes, by the time you get to the end of what you are reading, you feel the need to start over again because everything was so muddled together due to the lack of proper punctuation, that you got lost or confused. This topic in particular, is one that I definitely wanted to be clear on in case I should find myself in an unpleasant and/or unexpected situation with another. I've read several stories here in Florida of gun owners using deadly force that was not allowable by law in order to protect themselves, their home, and/or their property. Although they thought they were doing the right thing in the moment, they ended up going to prison for their actions. Because of this course, I'm really happy and more confident in knowing when is the right time for deadly force or the threat of deadly force and when it is not. Since Ryan was so clear on every point, I was able to answer all of the questions correctly as the course went on, when determining if a gun owner had or didn't have the right to threaten or to actually use deadly force in these various upsetting situations. Thank you Ryan for the clarification. Now I don't fear making the wrong decision in a time of high stress.

Mekayla N.

Thanks for putting this together! Ryan easily breaks down the Castle Doctrine for home defense. He answered a lot of questions that has come up within my extended family over the years.

Sherry H.

Every gun owner needs to know this info. People imagine what they would do in these stressful situations, rarely considering if they are right or wrong according to the law. As a teacher, the repetition of the statutes, the explanation in detail of the Castle Doctine, and the application of it to scenarios was extremely helpful in understanding and solidifying when and what type of force to use. I liked the lesson set up: dissect the vocabulary first before diving in to application! Thank you!

Andrew O.

Many good pointers and covered gray areas many people might think otherwise in situations

Robert L.

The course was very informative and Ryan did an excellent job explaining the laws and the situations cleary.

Alvara V.

Great start for a beginner. Like the format, simple, straightforward and with many real scenario as to illustrate the point.

Sara V.

Ryan was great at explaining the laws to us in laymen terms so that there were no grey areas. He also repeated the laws many times throughout the course and now they are instilled in my brain. I feel that I have a better understanding of the Florida Laws and feel confident in remembering them if a situation arises.

Jose O.

This guys is just really good at explaining what it might be a little confusing.

Alexander M.

I really enjoyed the thoroughness that Ryan informs those who are desiring to be legally weapon owners. Recommending to all my friends and family.

Agustin V.

Very much appreciate the course narrated by Ryan, easy to understand. References to the material were aligned to Florida statutes. While narration was easy to follow and understand, the text was also available should the attendee choose to read through. Thanks!

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