PryItFromMyColdDeadHands
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While At the range the other day, a fellow shooter was gracious enough to offer to let me shoot his .444 lever action (or maybe he needed another set of prints).
anyway, after shooting the rile I placed the weapon on safety and handed it back to him. He then proceeded to load the weapon and sat back down on his bench to shoot again. CLICK is what we all heard. He announced a slow burn and the range went cold. As the minutes ticked by and the round did not go off, he was still sitting there nervously. More minutes went by. I didn't mind because as we know its better to be safe than sorry. After about 5 minutes he realized that I had placed the weapon on safety and then fired as usual. He stated to me that he NEVER puts his guns on safety GASP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was shocked and it kinda scared me.
anyway, after shooting the rile I placed the weapon on safety and handed it back to him. He then proceeded to load the weapon and sat back down on his bench to shoot again. CLICK is what we all heard. He announced a slow burn and the range went cold. As the minutes ticked by and the round did not go off, he was still sitting there nervously. More minutes went by. I didn't mind because as we know its better to be safe than sorry. After about 5 minutes he realized that I had placed the weapon on safety and then fired as usual. He stated to me that he NEVER puts his guns on safety GASP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I was shocked and it kinda scared me.