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Yes, it's very simple. If you do not wish to shoot the gun, do not put your finger on the trigger. Firearm safety really is that straightforward, which is why i

• hedora 3y ago
  /s? The NRA used to be mostly focused on gun safety, and not lobbying for gun manufacturers in DC. Their courses were much more involved than "don't pull trigger if you don't want to shoot". Other pieces of advice included "keep the safety on", "never aim at a person" and "always assume the gun is loaded, especially when cleaning it".
  • giantg2 3y ago
    They used to even teach those classes in schools decades ago.
    • DavidPeiffer 3y ago
      My high school in Iowa had a shooting range (not sure what type) that had long been coordoned off. In 2007 it was unthinkable that people used to be able to come to school and practice shooting.
      • giantg2 3y ago
        Some schools use gyms or hallways for air rifle competition still. Most have to go to a range if they also compete with 22s anyways.