There are a few key components to your survival plan when multiple people are inside a vehicle and you are an armed passenger. Essential to passenger safety are communicating and cooperating, understanding how to operate a firearm safely in this environment, maintaining muzzle discipline, controlling the other occupants, and taking appropriate action to make sure you escape from or end the threat.
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2:30Interconnectedness of Defensive Firearm Training
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