This was in Missouri, but her muzzle (well, the one on the gun, anyway) is between the camera and his head. In that position, she wouldn't have hit anyone because I don't remember seeing any giants in the videos and since his hand isn't even near the trigger, he wasn't being unsafe, either. The fact that they had guns is all we have seen- there's no info about whether the safety was on, if they were loaded or anything like that. They were on their own property- raising a gun is legal in that case, but not if they were on public property and no imminent threat existed- that's considered 'aggravated assault' and would result in their loss of gun rights, assuming someone wants to prosecute for that.
Charged, but not convicted, and the original prosecutor & her team were dismissed from the case.