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Definition of a safe shooter .


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A man who hits what he is shooting at and nothing else . Harnser .

 

Weird post has this got any meaning or point :welcomeani:??

 

Dean

 

 

You seem to be missing the the point on this one . Guns do not become dangerous untill the human element is introduced .once the human element is introduced guns can become deadly weapons .There fore if you have a gun of any sort in your hands and only hit what you are aiming at ,or indeed miss what you are aiming at without hitting anything else you can then be conciderd a safe shot .

This advice was from government trained instructors on all of the intensive pistol and rifle shooting courses that i attend a few years ago . I thought it worth sharing on the forum . Harnser .

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Never putting jam in a toaster.

Hijacking the thread somewhat I was reading about Churchill in Canada on Sunday and how it is the polar bear capital of the world. There has only been one death in the past thirty years however which when you consider that 1200 polar bears gather there annually it is not too bad.

The death however could have been prevented if the individual involved was not walking down the street with several pounds of meat in his pockets.

Thats not safe.

Really quite dangerous.

I will bet the government trained instructors never warned you about that, did they!

JDF

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Does that mean Michael Ryan and Thomas Hamilton were safe shots? They hit what they were aiming at.

 

What a crock of ****, since when has the government known enough about firearms to train anybody?

 

My definition of a safe shot would be "somebody competent enough to handle a firearm in such a way as to not endanger person or property."

 

And I did not copy and paste that from anywhere. I only shoot with people who I consider to be safe, not one that some half baked overpaid civil servant consultant considers to be safe.

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