OK first check the laws of your state! Make sure that you can carry a gun in your hand when you are not threatened or maybe your state has a retreat clause. As long as they stick to the same story you may wind up in trouble. Also take the time to look up the prosecute for your area. Most often if they are anti gun they will try to charge and prosecute any time there is a gun related incident. May not be what they should do but they allow their personal or political agends rule. Look at the ones who have charged people for legally defending themselves just over the size gun they used or because of hand loads. They claim that using a large caliber or hand loads shows intent.
2 consider this, when confronting people who are trespassing (note people as in more than one) it is your word against theirs even if they are lying as to what happened or was said.
You are way better off to take a long gun and binos, stay out of pistol range, observe and get a plate number then call the cops. If they do decide to become a threat to you you have the long gun and stand off ranges while most often if they have bad ideas they will have a hand gun.
Again the laws of your state are the only ones that matter! Laws of my state don't count unless you are in MN too.
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