yes shocking how easy it is, I was quite relieved in the end it was a demo.
Timely extraction is always the problem isn't it? ideally part of the dsc1 should be (no idea if it is part of the dsc2 but is should be) emergency first aid in stalking conditions. both for yourself and other stalkers but also in case you do have a mishap and accidentally shoot a walker. then again the fact that even dsc1 (and safety assessments/training) isn't mandatory is well,....not ideal.
... even when walking behind the rifle the number of times I've had to move the muzzle away from my face!!
I remember that add, the guy climbed through the wire strand and the shotgun trigger snagged on the fence and shot the man in front.That reminds me of the information films on gun safety on making sure your gun was empty while climbing fences and crossing ditches from when I was a youngster late 60's early 70's used to be on as a commercial break don't know why they got stopped probably down to cost rather like the Tuffty the Squirrel road safety films and later the green cross code.
any other old'ns out there remember
Paul D
I agree
if we batter muzzle awareness into anyone and everyone we meet then no-one will get shot in the first place.
Or everyone could just buy a rifle with a de-cocking system! Far more sensible system and plenty of choice out there too!!
No
because that doesn't account for the idiots that leave it cocked or when it inevitably fails
or when they are given a less than miraculous de-cocking safety equipped rifle and still wander round pointing the bloody thing in the wrong places
"never, never let your gun pointed be at anyone.
That it may unloaded be, Matters not the least to me!"
I my opinion there are too many that rely on the safety built into guns and become complacent, No 1 rule as above post, there is NO alternative to this.
That's a little like saying NO to ABS on cars as people will become complacent and stop braking sensibly!!!! the de-cocking system on blasers, merkels, mausers, sauers makes them inherently safe... muzzle awareness is all good and well but if you find yourself in an uncontrolled trip or fall it stands for nough... if the gun cant go off, it cant go off!
I remember that add, the guy climbed through the wire strand and the shotgun trigger snagged on the fence and shot the man in front.