firearms safety
By: Brock Lecomte and Karter Maroszek
A little about firearm safety
Most dangerous fire arm as of 2009
due to a faulty safety causing the gun to go off expectantly
Four rules of fire arm safety
4 Rules of Firearm safety 1. Treat every firearm as if it were loaded 2. Always point muzzle in a safe direction 3. Be aware of what is in front and what's beyond your target 4. Keep your finger on the trigger guard until you’re ready to shoot
Ammo
There are limits on firearm ammo because of people buying to much and some was going to criminals
Other Rules of Firearm Safety
5 things to prevent firearm related death
Don't sleep with a loaded firearm in your bedroom if you sleepwalk, have nightmares, sleep restlessly or have other sleep problems
Be alert at all times; never shoot if you're tired, cold or impaired in any way. Don't mix alcohol or drugs with shooting
Safeguard your sight, hearing and health. Always wear eye and ear protection. Endeavor to limit your exposure to heavy metal particulates and gases, and minimize your contact with aromatic organic solvents (such as those commonly used in gun cleaning products).
Positively identify your target and the threat it poses before firing at it
Never shoot across a highway or other roadway
5 facts About fire Arms safety
U.S. citizens own 270 million of the world's 875 million known firearms.
Within 100 people in the US there are 90 guns owned by one of these 100 people.
The most deadly shooting was at Virginia Tech
89% drop in burglaries since concealed carry