Should You Talk to Police After Self-Defense? Dual Residency, Brandishing & Mossberg Mods

Armed Attorneys Emily Taylor and Edwin Walker return for another Mailbag Monday, diving into your questions about real-world self-defense and firearms law.
In this episode, they break down five important legal scenarios based on viewer comments:
* Should you talk to law enforcement after a self-defense incident?
* What counts as brandishing a firearm under Texas law?
* Can you buy guns in two states if you have dual residency?
* What are the legal limits on modifying your Mossberg Shockwave?
* Has anyone ever successfully sued the government for violating their 2A rights?
These are the types of legal situations every responsible gun owner should understand—because what you do after defending yourself matters as much as what you do during.

🔥 Viewer Questions Answered:
* “Was I brandishing when I lifted my shirt and revealed my OWB pistol?”
* “How does dual residency affect firearm purchases?”
* “What should I say to the police after a defensive shooting?”
* “Can I sue for a 2A rights violation?”
* “Is it legal to modify a Mossberg Shockwave?”

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