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Gun safety instructor accidentally shoots student

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This is not a rerun from Minnesota. Or Virginia. Another instructor accidentally shot a student during a gun safety course, this time in Lancaster, Ohio. Terry Dunlap, 73, was using a handgun as part of a demonstration during a concealed-carry class when he somehow fired a .38 caliber bullet, hitting Michael Piemonte. The 26-year-old, who was attending the class with his wife, says he feels lucky to have only received minor wounds on his arm (and — luckier still — several nurses were taking the same course and were able to immediately stabilize him after the shooting). "I am thankful that it didn't hit my wife or individuals sitting behind me," he said. No charges have been filed.

 

http://now.msn.com/instructor-terry-dunlap-shot-student-during-gun-safety-course

The possibility of being shot in a training class is always in the back of my mind; however, I always imagined it might be from a fellow-student, certainly not from an instructor!

Why was the gun not unloaded in a classroom?

 

Someone cue up the black Dea agent who shoots himself with the Glock. I love that vid!

 

I'm the only one qualified to handle this.. Bang!

Big beating for 73 yo? 

Most likely just retirement and some pills for memory improvement. 

Dont care..you shoot me all bets are off...lol

I'll beat you with whatever body parts don't have holes in them.

Clearly Terry was just giving the portion of the class where he shows the cause and effect of not properly handling the weapon!   Good job Terry, that'll teach 'em.

All guns are always loaded <BANG>  See, just like that...

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This is not a rerun from Minnesota. Or Virginia. Another instructor accidentally shot a student during a gun safety course, this time in Lancaster, Ohio. Terry Dunlap, 73, was using a handgun as part of a demonstration during a concealed-carry class when he somehow fired a .38 caliber bullet, hitting Michael Piemonte. The 26-year-old, who was attending the class with his wife, says he feels lucky to have only received minor wounds on his arm (and — luckier still — several nurses were taking the same course and were able to immediately stabilize him after the shooting). "I am thankful that it didn't hit my wife or individuals sitting behind me," he said. No charges have been filed.

 

http://now.msn.com/instructor-terry-dunlap-shot-student-during-gun-safety-course

 

Homer Simpson instructor-types exist, and that's why the NRA instituted their policy of having to force new instructors to go through the basic class they wish to teach in an attempt to cut-down on some/most/all of this BS!  I know instructors who can't hit the broad side of a barn.  I have had them at Matches I run.  Our Homer in this article is probably one of 'em!

 

RULE #1 for the Classroom:  NO LIVE AMMO IN THE CLASSROOM!

 

Glad the victim is O-K!  I hope he got his money back, lol!

 

Dave

NRA Instructor

Shootist

I'm always very cognizant of instructors when they are demonstrating with a firearm.  You never know when THEY get complacent.  

When another student is holding a firearm, I like to be behind them.....   

I will one up BLF and if an instructor ever shoots me I will shoot him right in the ass. Then he can think about his mistake every time he sits  down.

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