Your right to use Deadly Force in self defense is explained step by step in our Manual Audio and Members Area webpages.   If you own a firearm that you intend to carry concealed or for self defense you must know the law on justifiable homicide and choice of evils.  If you fail to understand the law you may be subject to prison or being sued.   You can sign up for the members area here.   The Manual, audio and Members area explains. 

1. The Supreme Court Cases on Justifiable Homicide and Self Defense rules for Kentucky and the majority of the states explained

2. Kentucky's statutes under KRS 503 that pertain to Justifiable Homicide defense for intentional homicide and the 5 factors to that defense and the "Choice of Evils" defense for negligent homicides.

3. The Companion Laws of Brandishing, Terroristic Threatening, Wanton Endangerment, and Assault.

4. Kentucky Civil Liability including the cases where police and persons have won or lost lawsuits for justifiable homicide and liability. 

The members area includes the Kentucky Manual on the use of Deadly Force in Self Defense, and the 80 minute Self Defense Audio that explains when where and how you may use a weapon is self defense as an MP3 file

  Step by Step we explain the common law right of self defense and the use of deadly force in Kentucky although the same rules apply in the majority of the states.  Having read the manual and audio you should clearly and easily understand the use of deadly force is only in self defense of an innocent life and when the use of such force is proper.  

There are excellent courses if you wish training with LFI and Massad Ayoob.   This is only a website that educates on the law of self defense with a manual, audio webpages and classroom instruction.  You may also receive your Concealed Carry permit.  The LFI course is an excellent course if you need practical marksmanship skills and further training.