Lu-Can
April 6, 2021, 5:54am
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I have practiced a lot in the past, even practiced with weapon in both hands at the same time but not so much now, it’s more like every other trip to the range now.
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Jerzees:
Safety, to be honest, sits in the head. There is no mechanical safety that would make all shooters happy.
one in the chamber? Yes, but what if I accidentally pull the trigger?
safety levers then… OK, but that’s another part I have to think about during the shot
Whatever we do, there is always something that will make us uncomfortable.
But the truth is that the firearm is safe by design… the user / operator may make it unsafe only.
DA/SA, DAO, SAO, hammer, striker, jigsaw, screwdriver, knife, bat… all these and other stuff are safe when you know how to deal with them.
What does it mean? …
Train and practice. Not how to shoot only, train and practice your mind as well.
Well said, agree completely. Over time you build confidence and become safer as you do.
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