Tag: Hand Guns

Firearms are not Wedding Props! This is so bad on so many levels. She’s pointing a weapon at the camera. He’s pointing a weapon at her legs!

Guns aren’t Wedding Props people. This is how someone gets hurt, and how safe, respectful gun owners get hurt by those who don’t follow the rules.

Guns are not toys. Guns are not props for photo shoots. They are dangerous tools. Mishandle them and people will end up hurt.

Why do I show these videos and pictures? Because I like to go to the range and every one of these videos gives the non shooting public a bad impression of the total shooting community.

Always follow the four basic rules of Gun Safety:

1. Always keep firearms pointed in a safe direction.
2. Treat all guns as loaded at all times.
3. Keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot.
4. Always be sure of your target and what’s beyond it.

This is a clear violation of Rule 2. You don’t point a loaded weapon at your spouse! Look at his left hand, he’s pointing a weapon at her legs!

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A Face Holster is a bad idea. The weapon is pointed at his own chest and if he makes a mistake drawing he could blow his own head off.

This is just a bad idea on so many levels.

Firearms aren’t props. They aren’t toys. This could end up badly for the gentleman wearing the Face Holster. It could also end up badly for anyone around him if this goes poorly.

Guns are not toys. Guns are not props for photo shoots. They are dangerous tools. Mishandle them and people will end up hurt.

Why do I show these videos and pictures? Because I like to go to the range and every one of these videos gives the non shooting public a bad impression of the total shooting community.

Always follow the four basic rules of Gun Safety:

1. Always keep firearms pointed in a safe direction.
2. Treat all guns as loaded at all times.
3. Keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot.
4. Always be sure of your target and what’s beyond it.

This is a clear violation of Rule 2.

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Handing a Too Timid shooter a large caliber gun is just an epic display of Bad Gun Handling. The shooter is not going to have a good time.

This is how you break a nose or worse.

If you are going to hand someone a pistol, start them with a .22 first, and then make sure you show them the Weaver Stance, and only load a single shot in the clip until they are more comfortable. Not doing this can turn a Too Timid shooter into someone who never wants to go to the range again.

Giving a new user a .45 and not giving them instruction is a sure way to turn someone off the sport forever…

Guns are not toys. Guns are not props for photo shoots. They are dangerous tools. Mishandle them and people will end up hurt.

Why do I show these videos and pictures? Because I like to go to the range and every one of these videos gives the non shooting public a bad impression of the total shooting community.

Always follow the four basic rules of Gun Safety:

1. Always keep firearms pointed in a safe direction.
2. Treat all guns as loaded at all times.
3. Keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot.
4. Always be sure of your target and what’s beyond it.

This is a clear violation of Rule 2.

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Never look Down The Barrel of a weapon unless its disassembled and triple checked as cleared. Don’t end up as a splatter on a mirror.

Thumb on the trigger? Looking down the barrel of a 45?

Don’t do this. If you need to inspect the barrel, unload the weapon, remove the slide, and examine the barrel with a bore scope. If you really need to? Because why else would you be trying to look down the barrel?

Be safe, be well, and don’t handle firearms if you don’t know how to do so safely.

Guns are not toys. Guns are not props for photo shoots. They are dangerous tools. Mishandle them and people will end up hurt.

Why do I show these videos and pictures? Because I like to go to the range and every one of these videos gives the non shooting public a bad impression of the total shooting community.

Always follow the four basic rules of Gun Safety:

1. Always keep firearms pointed in a safe direction.
2. Treat all guns as loaded at all times.
3. Keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot.
4. Always be sure of your target and what’s beyond it.

This is a clear violation of Rule 2.

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Do not put a Gun In Pants! This is what holsters were made for. Sticking a firearm directly into your pocket or pants is Bad Gun Handling! I’ve seen so many clips of accidental discharges when the person doing this tries to pull the weapon out quickly.

Yeah, that’s why they make holsters. At least its a revolver so she’s less likely to accidentally shoot herself, but still…

Guns are not toys. Guns are not props for photo shoots. They are dangerous tools. Mishandle them and people will end up hurt.

Why do I show these videos and pictures? Because I like to go to the range and every one of these videos gives the non shooting public a bad impression of the total shooting community.

Always follow the four basic rules of Gun Safety:

1. Always keep firearms pointed in a safe direction.
2. Treat all guns as loaded at all times.
3. Keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot.
4. Always be sure of your target and what’s beyond it.

This is a clear violation of Rule 2. Sticking a firearm down your pants is not treating it as if its loaded!

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Why Risk It? Why would you ever point a gun at your face like that? Take the weapon apart so the barrel and the trigger group are separate!

I think there are a ton of other ways to film this and examine the site picture without putting a gun in perfect alignment to your head. The only way I’m looking at a barrel is if its outside the weapon.

Sure, he probably cleared this gun, but you really should treat every firearm as if its loaded, all the time. If you need to examine a weapon like this, disassemble it so there is no way it can go off.

It only takes one moment of confusion to end in a tragedy.

Be safe out there people.

Guns are not toys. Guns are not props for photo shoots. They are dangerous tools. Mishandle them and people will end up hurt.

Why do I show these videos and pictures? Because I like to go to the range and every one of these videos gives the non shooting public a bad impression of the total shooting community.

Always follow the four basic rules of Gun Safety:

1. Always keep firearms pointed in a safe direction.
2. Treat all guns as loaded at all times.
3. Keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot.
4. Always be sure of your target and what’s beyond it.

This is a clear violation of Rule 2.

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Firing a weapon with Too Much Kick can leave you with a cut on your forehead or worse. Bigger isn’t always better! I’d much rather have a shoot enjoy the day at the range instead of being scared to handle a firearm.

That looks like it hurt, and scared the pee out of him.

Don’t hand a new shooter a high powered hand gun.

It’s not going to end well.

Be save out there.

Guns are not toys. Guns are not props for photo shoots. They are dangerous tools. Mishandle them and people will end up hurt.

Why do I show these videos and pictures? Because I like to go to the range and every one of these videos gives the non shooting public a bad impression of the total shooting community.

Always follow the four basic rules of Gun Safety:

1. Always keep firearms pointed in a safe direction.
2. Treat all guns as loaded at all times.
3. Keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot.
4. Always be sure of your target and what’s beyond it.

This is a clear violation of Rule 2.

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