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WHAT?
Those are the most dangerous ones. People who don't know better can be taught how to do it right, but it's hard to get through to the ones who "know what they're doing." As the old saying goes, the problem isn't what you don't know, it's what you know that ain't so...
I worked with his son for awhile. Nice guy.
Dan was such an awesome man and I got to know him well enough to be allowed to shoot some of his cool toys
It was an ND.
Negligent on the part of the owner for allowing an ***** near an open gun safe where he could practice his idiocy.
This is a good data point for those that are afraid to use a rifle caliber, firearm for home defense because of penetration. I saw a recent test where a 16 inch barreled 9 mm AR penetrated more drywall and wood then a 5.56 AR.
Obviously a lot of this depends on the ammo and barrel length and home construction but we shouldn’t act like it is an absolute given that if you fire a rifle in a home, it’s going to go through 27 walls and kill all of your neighbors.
I’m glad no one was hurt!
Skill Issue. Me personally, I keep my finger on the trigger at all times. You never know when you could be attacked. That's also why I don't believe in holsters, I don't want anything slowing me down when I reach for my piece.
YOU BETTER GET YHAT AK LOOKED AT CAUSE IT SHOULD HAVE NEVER FIRED WITH THE SAFTY ON
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