Uscca

I'm considering uscca elite membership. I was wondering what your opinion of Uscca's services are as an active or previous member? It's become very real for me that I need legal support as a ccw carrier. Just the other day a man rushed up on my daughter and I, stopping only when I looked up at him. He abruptly turned around and pretended to read a sign I managed to read 6 times before he turned and walked another 5 feet behind me. At this point I felt that he ha walked off entirely. I was dead wrong, out of curiosity I cocked my head over my shoulder to make sure he was gone.. he was practically mad dogging me I made immediate eye contact without trying. Yet again he abruptly turned around pretending to read a sign..for a few minutes when he walked 10 feet off and continued to linger starting my daughter in her stroller down and me beside her. My fiance was getting shit out of the car and was moving at a snail's pace not listening. My previous experience encountering predators has left me feeling like I managed to keep him from abducting my daughter just using my awareness and body language. That being said I was ready to shoot if I needed to. This left me feeling nervous all day and got me thinking. Had I shot I would have been fucked as far as legal support. We're a pretty resource poor family so I don't have several thousand to throw at an attorney and I can't afford to pay for something that won't be there when the boys in blue show up. My gun stayed holstered but that's probably the closest I've been to drawing on some one. He was extraordinarily creepy I saw the same behavior in another predator in PHX several years ago with another child family member. All in all I'm glad I didn't pull out my gun, the street was fairly busy and it would have caused a panic in bystanders not to mention it left us free to get the fuck away from that sicko via /r/CCW https://ift.tt/2NPoef6