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<blockquote data-quote="Cedar Creek" data-source="post: 1334050" data-attributes="member: 12387">My shotgun advice is a youth model 20 gauge if your wife is small - load it with field loads @ #6 or #4 or #5 if you can find them. I bought some R-P field load #5&#039;s @ Academy a couple of years ago.And- absolutley be sure you have a paper trail with as many co-workers as possible on board. First to put pressure on employer and civil authorities to remedy the problem before it comes to the direst extreme, and second for CYA if it does go that direction.Hope things are resolved in a good way for you. I am a very gentle person with some skills in conflict resolution and negotiation that are part of my professional routine. However - if threatened personally I am apt to go nuts and someone&#039;s gonna have their name in the paper!<img src="/images/smilies/new/shoot1.gif"&nbsp; class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt=":50cal:" title="Shoot1&nbsp; &nbsp; :50cal:" data-shortname=":50cal:" />Cedar Creek</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cedar Creek, post: 1334050, member: 12387"] My shotgun advice is a youth model 20 gauge if your wife is small - load it with field loads @ #6 or #4 or #5 if you can find them. I bought some R-P field load #5's @ Academy a couple of years ago. And- absolutley be sure you have a paper trail with as many co-workers as possible on board. First to put pressure on employer and civil authorities to remedy the problem before it comes to the direst extreme, and second for CYA if it does go that direction. Hope things are resolved in a good way for you. I am a very gentle person with some skills in conflict resolution and negotiation that are part of my professional routine. However - if threatened personally I am apt to go nuts and someone's gonna have their name in the paper!:50cal: Cedar Creek [/QUOTE]

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