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Today: Two real-world gun safety issues we as professionals and novice alike can learn from. One happened to me at the range (irony I know), and one with Massad Ayoob, one of the greatest instructors still alive.
Mine went well, Massad’s not as well. No one got hurt on either but Massad did have an ND (Negligent Discharge) where no one was hurt and there was no property damage. If it can happen to him it can happen to any of us.
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Outline:
2 Real World Incidents Just Happened
Massad Ayoob MAG40 ND (Negligent Discharge)
What Happened From 3 people that where there:
Massad Ayoobs Recount of the events Paul Carlson Safety Solutions Academy John Johnston Ballistic Radio
My Take on things we can learn
You see what you want to see Up is not always a safe direction (rarely so)
Rule #4 (Know your target and what lies beyond) at the range
At Lonestar Handgun in San Antonio Private area of the range Filling Magazines Rattle Snake ended up between me and her and I’m facing up range Didn’t fare because I didn’t have a safe backstop Notified range staff and they got him with a shotgun
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Stay Safe,
Ben