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To: Disambiguator

That’s true (it was about a half mile from the State line), but you have to admit that missing a berm with 30 to 40 rounds is pretty hard for anyone who is the least bit competent to do. Missing the entire State, however, is something worth remembering.

The range was closed down by the Mayor at that time. The police came around and asked to use OUR private range to train at. At first, we were willing, but they tried to put so many restrictions on us, the owners of the range (such as we would have to leave whenever they showed up to practice), that we eventually told them to pound sand. Of course, with their accuracy, maybe it was for our protection.


27 posted on 09/16/2007 7:07:32 PM PDT by jim_trent
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To: jim_trent
It sounds like they were violating rule 2. I've seen people do this, where they bring the muzzle down to the target with their finger on the trigger, and then "accidentally" *snort* touch one off while the muzzle is still elevated. Whoops! Where did that one land?

Simple rule: your finger doesn't enter the trigger guard until your sights are on the target.

Cops are the worst offenders of this rule, judging by the number of reports of them shooting themselves while holstering or unholstering their sidearms.

29 posted on 09/16/2007 7:25:32 PM PDT by Disambiguator (What's the temperature, Albert?)
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