Safe Handling
Safe handling of your ShotGun is prevent you from firing accidentally,or prevent injury or damage if such a discharge does occur.
1.Keep the muzzle pointed in safe direction. Never point the muzzle at any person, or a animal or object you don't intend to shoot. the safest directions : upwards, or toward the ground (but not toward your foot).
2.Keep your finger off the triger. Fight the natural tendency to put your finger on the trigger when you hold shotgun. If you must curl it around something,use the trigger guard. The only time your finger should touch the trigger is when you're ready to shoot.
3.Keep the gun unloaded, with the action open. Make it a reflex to open action and check the chamber whenever you pick up shotgun. keep the gun empty and open until you're ready to use it.
4.Treat every firearm as if it were loaded.
5.When putting a firearm away for the day, make absolutely sure it empty. If you put two shells in your gun, make sure you count two coming out as you unload it.
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1.Keep the muzzle pointed in safe direction. Never point the muzzle at any person, or a animal or object you don't intend to shoot. the safest directions : upwards, or toward the ground (but not toward your foot).
2.Keep your finger off the triger. Fight the natural tendency to put your finger on the trigger when you hold shotgun. If you must curl it around something,use the trigger guard. The only time your finger should touch the trigger is when you're ready to shoot.
3.Keep the gun unloaded, with the action open. Make it a reflex to open action and check the chamber whenever you pick up shotgun. keep the gun empty and open until you're ready to use it.
4.Treat every firearm as if it were loaded.
5.When putting a firearm away for the day, make absolutely sure it empty. If you put two shells in your gun, make sure you count two coming out as you unload it.
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