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Shooting Range Rules : Target Practice

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Summary: Learn about the rules of a target range in this free video clip on semi-automatic handgun target shooting.

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By John Ritenour
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John Ritenour has been target shooting for the past nine years. He qualified as a double expert in the United States Marine Corps with the Beretta M92 pistol and the M16 rifle. In...read more

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oldephram said

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on 8/8/2009 Where on earth did you come up with these firearm safety rules? It sounds like you made them up for this video. The entire continent of North America goes by the proper four basic firearm safety rules from the NRA but you try to pass off seven different ones. Secondly, you need to listen carefully to what you profess to be rule number six because you sound like you're either on drugs or somewhat inebriated while doing these videos.

You should go and take a few firearms safety courses before "teaching" anymore about guns on here John. You are a very poor instructor, an extremely poor speaker, and your knowledge of firearms is evident by the way you try to explain things about them. On a scale of one to ten, as a firearms instructors I would rate you a Minus 7.

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"Hello! My name is John. I’m here with you on behalf of Expert Village talking about beginner target shooting and range safety rules. This first segment is about safety rules and there are seven of them. Safety rules prevent accidental discharges or misfires or injuries to you or your friends. Now, because of the importance of this, we have written down these seven rules in our range book and I’m going to ready those to you. The first rule is keep the weapon unloaded until you’re ready to fire. Second rule; keep your fingers straighten off the trigger until you’re ready to fire. Again, preventing any kind of discharge or accidents. The third rule; keep the weapon on safe until you intend to fire. Fourth rule; always have your pistol holstered or rifle pointed down towards the ground or if it’s a down range, keep it pointed down range. The sixth rule; never handle a firearm under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Seventh rule; always have ear and eye protection when shooting. If you don’t have any ears or eyes, these are available at any local range store for rent. "

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