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Firearms Saftey Class

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I was looking at Shore Shots website and wanted to know would that be a good class to take for someone new to firearms. I purchased my Glock 22 at the end of February and have gone to the range about 6 times so far. I feel 100 times more comfortable than when i first bought the gun but i know i am a noob. If not the Firearms saftey and handling class from SS what and where should i look into taking one?

 

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United States Marine Corps has an excellent firearms safety course. :D

 

Learn the four safety rules, and variations thereof, and drill them into our head. Go to the range. A lot. Always respect the weapon. After becoming thoroughly acquainted with a firearm, you learn to see it as a tool. Nothing more. The excitement/fascination factor goes away, along with the fear, and you will be able to shoot and move, no problem.

United States Marine Corps has an excellent firearms safety course. :D

 

 

Yeah, then you take an extended cleaning course.

 

 

 

Taking a basic safety course is a good thing. Especially if you have questions or are uncomfortable. You will learn to handle a misfire and hangfire. It will teach you the basics and if it makes you comfortable, then it is worth the money.

 

As Ben said, learn the 4 rules and practice, practice, practice. If you adhere to the 4 rules you will always exercise safety.

Yeah, then you take an extended cleaning course.

 

hahahaha.

 

They don't put THAT in the flyer.

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