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BLUF MEMBER 182 Admin from Gunplayer & Gaycops (Facebook & Planetromeo)

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HOT COPS #police #cops #america

[bishopdane]

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Merry Christmas

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Best of nov. cops

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Best of nov cowboys

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Best of Nov. Gunplayer #facebook #planetromeo

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I love this gun ,this video and this man…

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[ajtheslayer]

What kind of American fuckery is this?!?!?

[arctic-hands]

I’m pretty sure this violates about five different gun safety rules and about a hundred common sense rules.

So yes, it’s American

[skypig357]

No. All gun safety rules were followed

[triggeredmedia]

This is the best kinda safely done american fuckery.

[therevenantrising-deactivated20]

Treat all gun as if they are loaded.  Check.

Never point a gun at anything you are not willing to destroy.  Check.

Finger off the trigger until you are ready to fire.  Check.

Be aware of your target and what is beyond it.  Check.

We’re good here.

[eloquent-cabbage]

How about the common sense rule of not fucking around while handling a deadly weapon?

[kasaron]

As expertise in a skill improves, one may develop a preference for showmanship. That does not make the use of that skill unsafe, so long as the person in question follows basic safety rules.

If you follow the four basic rules of firearm safety it is literally impossible for you to accidentally hurt someone or yourself, barring a malfunction so unusual it’s predicated on the gun literally exploding like a hand grenade.

The first rule of firearm safety is that you always treat a firearm as if it’s loaded. 

The second rule of firearm safety is that you never point it at anything you don’t want to put a serious and permanent hole into. 

The third rule of firearm safety is that you never have your finger on the trigger until you are sighted on your target.

The fourth rule of firearms safety is always be aware of what is beyond your target and between you and your target.

If you ONLY follow one of the safety rules, it should be #2; if you follow #2, even if the gun goes off on it’s own by some happenstance, you will be safe. I’d argue it’s the most important and fundamental of all the rules.

I hope that was helpful.

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I love this video

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