A date with my new airgun!

[susan12]

Hi there! I have this new airgun my father gave me on my graduation and wow! I have been longing for it quite a time already. We were not allowed to use it once my brother accidentally shot my uncle at the neck. He thought there was no bullet in it. Luckily, it was just a small scratch, until that day my father gave the airgun to a friend and no more hunting for me and my brother cause we were not extra careful handling it ( why include me?) Now I have my airgun again. Happy hunting days are here again! By the way I have one in my wall too but i just made a decoration. Its an old model of an airgun, very heavy.

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[12.6envy]

You're going to shoot your eye out

 

[.22LRGUY]

Be VERY careful with guns of any kind, including air guns. If you have ANY doubts about how to shoot, carry, load, store your air rifles~don't even touch them. As reliable as web-forum information can be, gun safety is the responsibility of every shooter. I'm sure you're heard it before, but 1st rule of gun safety is to "Treat every gun like it's a loaded gun". Sounds as though you broke that rule right out of the gate, your dad probably made the right decision.

There is no such thing as a good gun accident, so shoot safely.

 

[3strokes]

Hi there! I have this new airgun my father gave me on my graduation and wow! I have been longing for it quite a time already. We were not allowed to use it once my brother accidentally shot my uncle at the neck. He thought there was no bullet in it. Luckily, it was just a small scratch, until that day my father gave the airgun to a friend and no more hunting for me and my brother cause we were not extra careful handling it ( why include me?) Now I have my airgun again. Happy hunting days are here again! By the way I have one in my wall too but i just made a decoration. Its an old model of an airgun, very heavy.

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Hi Susan12, and welcome to the Forum.

No1
Are you 12 years old?
No2
Why does your posting have a link to a free-dating-tips website?

No3
If you're legit and not a spammer or a troll. Google CFSC and CFRSC (Canadian -Restricted- Firearms Safety Courses) and read them and then remember the basic tenets of firearm safety: ACTS and PROVES, before touching any gun.

Cheers (or goodbye, as the case may be.)