Posted on Jun 10, 2016
2009 AZ Machine gun madness - Dueling M 60's - .50 cal - Full auto Glock - mp5 - AR15 - saw
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I'm all for fun shoots, and blasting away till the sun comes up. What I'm not a fan of is half assed unsafe use of a firearm. If you look at the positions some of these men are using, it presents a danger to others (IMO) and is not inline with basic use of a weapon. If you feel the need to flex your "ego" to your friends, take them home with you and flex away. Not on the range. I'm not perfect, but I know one thing: If you are on a range, that weapon is to be seen as loaded and ready to fire. No games on the lanes, no shucking and jiving, just safe good fun. Again this is good fun and the reason folks give safety briefs
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There can be a balance, some people get too safety concerned while other have no clue
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SSG Warren Swan
I see what you mean, but going full auto from the hip isn't a good look when you can see the shooter is loosing his balance with those AK's. Had he tripped, his finger would still be on the trigger, weapons still firing as he went down. I can see doing some of this like the two men firing 60's from the hip. But if one of them had TWO 60's I'd leave and go home. It's not worth my time.
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LCpl Bradley Otto
Hate to disagree, but there is NEVER enough safty, and if you use weapons in a daily practice, becoming complacent could cost you dearly.
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Plan truth, the range / fireing line is no place for grab ass playing around. Guns , weapons, rifles are tools that should never be taken lightly. Safty is always point 1. That's why the range master has compleate say over who stays and who has to leave.
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