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Personally I believe that a pistol is a secondary weapon used to fight your way to your primary weapon, wherever it may be located in the trunk or otherwise. As far as the guy and the mob of people, your right, a pistol could have held them off long enough to allow him to hit the gas, or potentially gotten to a primary weapon in his trunk.
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