[Longrange]

Originally Posted by Uptown_General_Roc

You don't understand I love tha criticism. I don't see nothing wring with tha video

Obviously your vision is as poor as your gun handling skills.........

[Uptown_General_Roc]

Originally Posted by mountainman13

I'm glad you are open to criticism. More people should be. The fact you see nothing wrong with the video is discerning. The major issue is your very first move. You turn towards the crowd and chamber a round. Bullets have been known to go off during chambering. Other than that just busting your balls for fingeri placement. Keep the finger outside the guard until ready to fire and you're good.

Yeah that's true I cut parts out but I chamber odd like that because tha round would not chamber with a full magazine

[Uptown_General_Roc]

Originally Posted by ScottA

#1 Keep your finger outside the trigger guard until you are ready to shoot.

#2 Don't point the gun at anything you don't want to kill... that includes your camera man.

#3 Don't go reporting a post as some kind of infraction just because the video shows unsafe gun handling. Use it as a teachable moment.

#1 True

#2 True

#3 Rolleyes Pretty Gay (No Offence)

[Uptown_General_Roc]

Originally Posted by Longrange

Obviously your vision is as poor as your gun handling skills.........

That's nice too know anything more you would like too add?

[mountainman13]

People who have been around guns a long time will be hard on you about the basics. It's not personal its usually just that many of them have seen what happens when people are careless about safety. Negligent discharges do kill people.

[Uptown_General_Roc]

Originally Posted by mountainman13

People who have been around guns a long time will be hard on you about the basics. It's not personal its usually just that many of them have seen what happens when people are careless about safety. Negligent discharges do kill people.

Yeah I know I can Respect that more then just coming off the way you did at first

[Longrange]

Originally Posted by mountainman13

People who have been around guns a long time will be hard on you about the basics. It's not personal its usually just that many of them have seen what happens when people are careless about safety. Negligent discharges do kill people.

Well said. I do not take safety lightly. If you are new to shooting and guns, please get training, it could save a life. All guns are loaded and the muzzle always points down range. I use to shoot a lot of trap and skeet, until I almost had my leg blown off. My older brother thought he was empty, had his finger on trigger and he missed me by inches. That happened a long time ago but I will never forget it. I lose my sanity when I see weapons being handled poorly.

[Chandler51]

Roc...you seem like a decent guy. The ppl on this forum are eager to help people new to guns and shooting. While oftentimes it seems harsh or coarse, it is because safety is taken VERY seriously. I counted three safety violations, and could only get the first minute or so of the video to load.

Listen to the folks on here...everybody has something to offer.

(we'll address your grip later )

[Uptown_General_Roc]

Originally Posted by Chandler51

Roc...you seem like a decent guy. The ppl on this forum are eager to help people new to guns and shooting. While oftentimes it seems harsh or coarse, it is because safety is taken VERY seriously. I counted three safety violations, and could only get the first minute or so of the video to load.

Listen to the folks on here...everybody has something to offer.

(we'll address your grip later )

Yeah I understand what you say because I take a lot of people with me too tha Range and I always train them too shoot safely such as keeping gun down range and finger out the trigger section and always safety check gun all times an what too do if you have a jam

[mountainman13]

You will probably regret that post man.