Revolver Suggestions: .357 4"
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rswartsell
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I assume the same weaver grip and stance I will use when firing, directing the muzzle toward a ceiling corner away from anyone who may be present. Preferably toward an outside wall away from the parking lot. I then focus very carefully on what I am feeling (maybe hearing). Etiquette does indeed demand that at no time will I direct the muzzle toward a person that I'm not wanting to shoot.
p.s. Forgive me if this is obvious, or if it sounds as if I am "speaking down" but always, always the first thing done when handling a gun is to swing out the cylinder or otherwise insure it is not loaded. Even with the gun the shop has just pulled from the display case and even if he just did the same thing before putting it on the counter. This along with obvious care not to point the muzzle in an unsafe direction and you should be fine with the gun shop and it's other patrons.
p.s. Forgive me if this is obvious, or if it sounds as if I am "speaking down" but always, always the first thing done when handling a gun is to swing out the cylinder or otherwise insure it is not loaded. Even with the gun the shop has just pulled from the display case and even if he just did the same thing before putting it on the counter. This along with obvious care not to point the muzzle in an unsafe direction and you should be fine with the gun shop and it's other patrons.
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