It's probably not new to most of you, but thought I'd share for anyone who hasn't heard/seen it.
So who's trying it at there club?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5wDjHy21z8
"Bump firing" is basically an activity of babies.
Yes it may be "fun" but you are supposed to be "mature" enough to make
responsible choices.
What is the first & second things that you are
supposed to have learned about guns??
1. Guns are always "loaded" so check the chamber &
prove safe.
2.
Always point in a
safe direction,
never point at anything you do not desire to destroy.
Ranges have backstops for a reason, firing from the hip in a semi (un)controlled manner, how do you guarantee where each round is impacting? You simply cannot
I suppose I should add that my opinion is partially based on the fact that I am a range chairman, and do not want the ranges I represent shut down by the local, provincial or federal authorities thru the IRRESPONSIBLE ACTIONS of a few childish individuals.
Any time that a bullet or other projectile exits it's designated impact area the possibility exists of (at the worst case) a fatality. The best possibly bad outcome is merely a complaint being lodged which results in a ranges approvals being reviewed.
Most of us who have been involved with a range are familiar with the problem neighbor who complains about the noise and the "danger".
I am personally aware of a number of people who have complained (from @3 separate ranges) of bullets impacting their driveways and homes. In several of these cases the "fired" bullets which "escaped" the range were found to not have been engraved by rifling. The one range was shut down anyway thru this and other complaints.
So to all those who love "bump firing", grow the f*** up.