Rifle Identification

it is very apparent that 80% of the gun owning public is very uneducated about firearms in general a photo of a sporting rifle that has been in production and sold since the 1960's isn't recognized
means firearm pal coarse and hunting safety programs are not working
 
struff55 said:
it is very apparent that 80% of the gun owning public is very uneducated about firearms in general a photo of a sporting rifle that has been in production and sold since the 1960's isn't recognized
means firearm pal coarse and hunting safety programs are not working
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Wiser words of encouragement have never been uttered…please tell us its caliber .
 
struff55 said:
it is very apparent that 80% of the gun owning public is very uneducated about firearms in general a photo of a sporting rifle that has been in production and sold since the 1960's isn't recognized
means firearm pal coarse and hunting safety programs are not working
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Why should those programs teach people to identify individual models of firearms? If the new shooter is capable of identifying the basic types...i.e. bolt vs lever vs semi-auto vs pump...that's plenty.

The course lasts X number of hours; the firearms-relevant rules and regulations in this country are endless, complicated, confusing and always changing. Keeping a new shooter safe...not only from dangerous gun handling, but also from overzealous enforcement of idiotic rules...should be the focus.
 
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