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but those who understand gun safety know very well that one never points a gun at another human being unless one fully intends to kill them Nope, Rule 2 is "Ne
by hga 12y ago
but those who understand gun safety know very well that one never points a gun at another human being unless one fully intends to kill them
Nope, Rule 2 is "Never let the muzzle cover anything you are not willing to destroy." (Emphasis added.) Big difference between "fully intends" and willing.
Roughly when did the Navy incident happen? As of late, like the last couple or so decades, I've read that the firearm training has really been shortchanged. It was very different when my father started at Great Lakes before being tapped for OCS.
- MichaelCrawford 12y agoI think it was in 1973 or 1974. My father had a rotating duty to help guard the main gate at Concord Naval Weapons Station in the east San Francisco Bay. That is every couple weeks he would supervise the men in the guardhouse.