01:45 the gun they have been carrying around pointing at people all the time! 🤦‍♂🤣 WOW GUN JUST THROWN IN BAG THERES YOUR PROBLEM!

Exactly. It's got old school feel to it. No clout bs.

Man I can’t play my favorite song it goes all the other kids wiht the pumped up kicks

bbb

BRAVE SOUL

Safety first and never let the idiots stay

Damn moron. I'm new to this, but I learned that when I was 8 with airsoft.

lol, but did he wait for you outside?

@Mytia George find somewhere else to spam, please.

Yeah, where I go we remove magazine, clear chamber+lock back slide, the rangemaster then visualle checks the chamber to clear us before we put away the weapon (outdoors practical shooting).

Maraak .Nor Proper procedure

AR556NATO ....THAT'S EXACTLY WHAT I SAW TOO. I WAS HAPPY WITH THIS VIDEO UNTIL THAT MISTAKE.

I caught that the first time I saw this at the range, took a buddy later and told him to mention it during their verbal quiz lol. Pretty amazing that it slipped by editing.

Good catch and correct about the sequence for safeing a semiautomatic, but if you lock back the slide it can not chamber another round, chambering a round is accomplished by the slide coming back forward and pushing a round from the magazine into the chamber,

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The Mr. Rogers of gun etiquette! 😂 I see it, and love it!! I was thinking the same thing lol.

Except he cleared the gun incorrectly

Kind of like hickock45 is the mr Rogers of his show ☺️

Mr Roger's but can fill your chest with 45 acp in a minute.

Not only if you want to own a gun, people in general should know about gun safety, even if to prevent accidental shootings.

@@Shouszen Have you ever seen the gun idiot videos on YT?

It’s quite a responsibility.

dank9288639 I swear I heard that too😂😂😂

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Yooo me 2 son🤣🤣🤣

I am fucking weak LOL

Revolvers were always made to be shot and recocked one-handed for single action. Likely just a range rule, made due to those with small or weak hands, low dexterity, or just low safe handling skills; while shooting every sort of revolver out there. Probably a good point on accuracy though, at least in theory.

I actually even commented on that a few years ago and yes you are correct he was supposed to but people like to argue with my comment and say that it is okay not to but I have had safety officers at gun ranges tell me that he made a mistake and was supposed to drop the mag first.

Yeeeesss. That was poor firearm safety. Drop mag, cycle 3x.

Thank you that annoyed me to its take out mag lock back slide the secure round that fell

Can i try your gun Yeah sure *uses all the rounds*

You're supposed to but it really does make a difference. Gun is safe either way you do it.

That is why I am so glad that I joined a private range, everyone that I meet there is professional, safe, & willing to help others. I have seen too many unsafe events at public ranges. if you get an opportunity to join a private range you should consider it.

Was thinking the exact same thing. He may want to stick to revolvers.

Agreed, it does not take much to hit the slide release.

I noticed that too.

Yeah, I wondered why they did it that way. I'm not at a formal range very often so I thought there might be a real reason, but it didn't make sense to me to lock the slide back if the magazine was still in the gun.

Eww dirty

Actually that's not true. When unloading a firearm, the goal it to make it safe. When you remove the magazine first, the round in the chamber is still a live round, and in the process of removing the magazine, the trigger could be accidentally pulled. When you lock the slide back first, it removes the live round from the chamber and when you lock it back, it prevents it from loading another. Then the magazine is removed. Remember the goal is to make it safe. The round in the chamber is more "dangerous" than the rounds in the magazine, because it's the round that's in the position to be fired. Would make much sense to do that step last. Always clear the chamber by locking the slide back first. No matter how many rounds are in the magazine, they can't fire if the slide is locked back. Many people may not be used to this, but if your going by the books, this is the correct way. Most professional handgun trainers preach this as well.

jimmymac63 it’s written in giant letters on the wall

There's also "Know your target and what is behind it".

Treat every weapon as you'd like to be treated...

@@BedsitBob Know you target and everything IN LINE with your target. Far more people get inadvertently shot when they get between someone and the target. Almost never behind. Sadly a Fudd org apparently owns the rules...

Because "ALL guns are ALWAYS loaded!" "Treat as if.." would be torn up in court as there is no real specification; is there?? And people are just plain lazy when it comes to basic safety. ;)

I'm thinking that taking a poop on the range and having the next guy step in it is not a good idea?

Andy T beautiful catch dude.

Andy T LOL

lol

lol

unless she is good in bed then it ok.

Bathtub Shark no I think you want to call for suppressive fire from your buddies so you can retreat

I am going to do that when I argue with the wife 🤔😁

Months late on commenting here but I'M SO GLAD I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO HEARD THAT

Except for lightning

@Chiraq Villain 3 years.

Cease FIRE!!

He ain’t quite there but he’s got the spirit

Best of luck so much fun , I’m 25 just purchased my first firearm and never shot a gun either it was exhilarating and kind of awkward not knowing where to start or technique

Because we're being taught to simply fear guns instead, which is horse crap.

+Infinite Bladez your right it should be.

In my state, you're taught these things in the process of getting your concealed pistol license.

It was in mine :) (seriously - we had a rifle range - great introduction to safe operation and range practice). Downside the weapons were vintage (particularly today) so to try to get one again for personal use is tricky.

I wish it was! I was always scared of them!

Greetings to you dear