has anyone ever considered doing it at a shooting range? im surrpised its not common. ive never heard of it happening. why?
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Angelic
- Mar 21, 2019
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It happens and is pretty traumatic to the other shooters and staff.Just google & you should find plenty of cases of it happening. Many ranges have changed their rules because of it. Some ranges now require you to bring a friend, because they think that will make it less likely that you'll shoot yourself in front of them.
voirpoet.
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- May 14, 2024
- 31
it's happened many times before. while there's nothing really stopping you from doing that it'd be best to avoid doing so because you'll traumatize everyone in there with you.Similar threads
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