Life is a journey, and learning never stops no matter your age and no matter how much education you have.
If you enter an indoor range here are a few best practices.
1) Have all guns in a case, holster or have a chamber flag in place.
2) Guns in a holster should stay in the holster at all times until you are in the stall.
3) Guns should never be bagged, or cased for transportation when they are loaded.
4) If you don't own a holster, gun case or chamber flag buy those items and then use them.
Only a duffer walks into a gun range with a gun in hand. It is far worse if the action is closed. It is even worse if the action is closed and the magazine is in place. If you walk into a place of business with a gun in that condition you look like a threat. Is that what you want to look like walking into a place of business? I hope newer and novice gun owners take this post in the right way and perhaps think about something that they have not thought about previously.
If you enter an indoor range here are a few best practices.
1) Have all guns in a case, holster or have a chamber flag in place.
2) Guns in a holster should stay in the holster at all times until you are in the stall.
3) Guns should never be bagged, or cased for transportation when they are loaded.
4) If you don't own a holster, gun case or chamber flag buy those items and then use them.
Only a duffer walks into a gun range with a gun in hand. It is far worse if the action is closed. It is even worse if the action is closed and the magazine is in place. If you walk into a place of business with a gun in that condition you look like a threat. Is that what you want to look like walking into a place of business? I hope newer and novice gun owners take this post in the right way and perhaps think about something that they have not thought about previously.
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