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Learn about gun safety and gun cleaning for rifles and pistols in this free online video series.
There are 6 videos in this series:
Learn about gun safety and how to check if your gun is loaded in this free video.
Learn how to properly clean your firearm in the field in this free video.
Learn how to load a Smith and Wesson 500 Magnum in this free video.
Learn about the 22 automatic rifle and what it is used for in this free video.
Learn about the .38 Special and its use as a home-defense and self-defense pistol in this free video.
Learn about the .22 automatic pistol and how it has been used historically in this free video.
”Gun” is a generic term for anything that projects an object at a high velocity. There are many different types of guns including a rifle, machine gun, handgun, musket, tank guns, pistol, shotgun, and paintball guns. Handguns are divided into two groups depending on the location of the chamber. Revolvers have a chamber that revolves and the chamber on a pistol is integrated in the barrel. Rifles and other long guns are bigger, harder to conceal and generally used for game hunting. Rifles have a stock and barrel with spiraling grooves cut into the interior of the barrel.
In this series of informative videos, you will learn more about gun safety and specific handguns and rifles. Watch as our expert describes and applies the “safety.” You should never leave a loaded gun lying around the house. Our expert explains how to look at a gun to make sure it is not loaded and how to handle a gun safely. After learning how to handle a gun safely, watch as or expert demonstrates how to clean a gun. Get an introduction to a few classic guns in these clips including the 22 Automatic Pistol, Rifle and a small Pistol 38 Special.
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