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The risk here is hurting someone else. Others are around and the bullet could ricochet.
But… I've been a few times to practice. At times few others are around. Still a risk
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The risk here is hurting someone else. Others are around and the bullet could ricochet.
But… I've been a few times to practice. At times few others are around. Still a risk
I've heard about a fairly common policy where gun ranges do not let anyone rent a firearm if they walk in alone, unless they bring their own firearm. This is to prevent suicides at the range from happening. In my opinion, I wouldn't do it unless you absolutely have to. People will be watching and will attempt to wrestle the gun away from you if they suspect anything or see you aiming at yourself. Additionally, if the gun jams or otherwise doesn't fire, you could face a lot of potential negatives.
I've heard about a fairly common policy where gun ranges do not let anyone rent a firearm if they walk in alone, unless they bring their own firearm. This is to prevent suicides at the range from happening. In my opinion, I wouldn't do it unless you absolutely have to. People will be watching and will attempt to wrestle the gun away from you if they suspect anything or see you aiming at yourself. Additionally, if the gun jams or otherwise doesn't fire, you could face a lot of potential negatives.
Hello, this is my first time posting here and I'm looking for some advice as to what kind of guns at my range that are available to me would be the most painless to use on myself, I am heading down there on the 26th to practice for my first time using a firearm. Any advice would be helpful, as...
sanctioned-suicide.net
theres another thread i recommend going though that talks about exactly this!
but in really short, its not a good idea. people at ranges are very watchful for people who try to turn the gun on themself, and even if you were to get away with it, there's danger for everyone else there or at the very least, deeply scarring any other people at the range. not even mentioning that you would likely be charged quite a bit of jail time.
im so sorry youre hurting this much, you seem like a kind person
Hello, this is my first time posting here and I'm looking for some advice as to what kind of guns at my range that are available to me would be the most painless to use on myself, I am heading down there on the 26th to practice for my first time using a firearm. Any advice would be helpful, as...
sanctioned-suicide.net
theres another thread i recommend going though that talks about exactly this!
but in really short, its not a good idea. people at ranges are very watchful for people who try to turn the gun on themself, and even if you were to get away with it, there's danger for everyone else there or at the very least, deeply scarring any other people at the range. not even mentioning that you would likely be charged quite a bit of jail time.
im so sorry youre hurting this much, you seem like a kind person
Thank you for the thread. I was just curious about it, but it is not a method that I would want to do. I do not want to inconvenience others like that, that would be very irresponsible of me. I would be very sad if I were to die and make other people feel sad in the process. Happy people do not deserve that sadness.
Thank you for the thread. I was just curious about it, but it is not a method that I would want to do. I do not want to inconvenience others like that, that would be very irresponsible of me. I would be very sad if I were to die and make other people feel sad in the process. Happy people do not deserve that sadness.
really happy i could help, it didnt sound like you would have want to hurt anyone else in any way, and theres a lot to consider in a situation like that, so its ok if you didnt know all the results of it. its a good thing you asked! i just hope what youre going though gets better
Personally, I don't think you would get jail time. Suicide is a crime but generally suicidal people aren't legally punished unless they put others at risk in their attempt, it's more of a mental health issue. Suicidal people will generally be hospitalized and observed to see what treatment suit you best. But there is a chance that if you try it and it fails you could have you're gun rights taken away.
Also, I get what DeathSweetDeath and booplesnoot34 are saying and they have a valid point, but I disagree with the way they said it. Comes off a bit mean in my opinion.
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