Should you ever draw your weapon as a deterrent?

I took some ccw focused classes and the instructor was teaching us to draw our weapon in certain scenarios and shout commands while keeping it pointed down and away from the threat. In the past I’ve been told only draw if you’re 95% sure you’re going to send rounds down range. It turned me off at first but it got me thinking maybe there is certain select scenarios where it might prevent you from having to actually shoot someone. Of course, you’re going to give someone a chance with verbal commands before just dumping a mag into them but this instructor was definitely pushing the envelope on when it’s acceptable. What do you all think? Do you do your screaming and yelling “stop commands” and draw at the very last second or draw after the first couple times you tell someone to stop and leave you alone? via /r/CCW https://ift.tt/wKo2kup