Gun Handling in Public Places I posted a great video this morning on Facebook that a gun store posted on Youtube about Gun Handling in Public Places mainly Gun Stores. https://youtu.be/agL59nLBAqk Handling Your Carry Gun in a Gun Store You should never draw your holstered gun in a gun store. If you had to show […]
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Gun safety at the range has always been important to me. I have always tried to lead by example, and you should too. Everybody is a Range Safety Officer Range Safety is not just for Instructors or Range Safety officers, but for everybody. Everybody on the range is a Range Safety Officer and should take
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The most important safety rule is and always will be the NRA’s first rule of gun safety. Always keep the muzzle pointed in a safe direction. If you never followed any other gun safety rule this would be the one to burn into your vast cranial space. All the other rules are important but this
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Handgun Types Safe gun handling- Loading and unloading revolvers require you to know the name of essential parts of your handgun. Self-defense handguns usually fall into two common types, revolvers and pistols. Revolver’s hold ammunition in a cylinder that rotates into a firing position before each shot is fired. Pistols store ammunition in a magazine
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Stolen Gun Pueblo Colorado This week I had my 22 cal pistol stolen from my truck. It was a 22cal Smith and Wesson 22A semi-auto and it was my practice gun, and gun I trained my students on when I needed a small caliber gun to do so. I hope the guy or gal who
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If the 3 rules of safety were always followed there would be no accidents with guns. Just take any accident report in the news or media and apply the 3 major rules and see if you can find a scenario where that is not true. Always keep the gun pointed in a safe direction Always
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