I do not have a problem with that. "Or even a possibility" may be stretching it a little....Posted by rondog: It surprises me how many of you state you wouldn't draw your weapon until absolutely necessary, or to that effect. Myself, as soon as I realize there's a threat or even a possibility, my 1911 gets laid in my lap. It's not staying in the holster, or in the door, or the glovebox, or console.....it's right in my lap under my right hand, on top of my thigh. Cocked and locked.
The discussion of when to draw had to do with the presentation of a weapon by someone who had exited the vehicle, or the presentation of a weapon by someone inside the car. Doing so without lawful justification could heve serious legal and tactical consequences.
Good thinking.If someone starts smashing your window with a tire iron, that's NOT the time to start fishing your pistol out to defend yourself. Have it ready.