Jan 23, 2020
11:15:29pm
11:15:29pm
That’s how they’re designed, but I never even say it that way because it seems to let people self-justify breaking “only
one” of them.
I can’t say how many times I’ve pushed a barrel down or away (like the instructor in the OP’s video should have done to this guy). It’s a lot. But every once in a while someone will say “well, I knew it was empty, so...”
I don’t care. Just follow all the rules.
Not trying to criticize your comment, which is 100% correct.
I can’t say how many times I’ve pushed a barrel down or away (like the instructor in the OP’s video should have done to this guy). It’s a lot. But every once in a while someone will say “well, I knew it was empty, so...”
I don’t care. Just follow all the rules.
Not trying to criticize your comment, which is 100% correct.
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If I ever had a negligent discharge, it would be a moment of serious self reflection about what I screwed up.
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