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A lot of Jewell triggers in my childhood home…. I was taught to keep my dick skinners out of the trigger guard. Different strokes I guess
quote Leadbetter:
Safeties are for children !
I have children and grew up around powder burners. Our guns had safeties for a reason. 🙄
quote Wingman NZ:
While we are on the subject of useless information.. did you know if you drill holes in your scope tube that you will let more light into your scope? 😯
No information is useless. It’s just information.
While we are on the subject of useless information.. did you know if you drill holes in your scope tube that you will let more light into your scope? 😯
Safeties are for children !
Oh. Really ?? :suprisedn:
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Unfortunately this works for some and not all children. I was fortunate to learn what a 12 gauge was at about 8 years old. After shouldering that with the help of my uncle and pulling the trigger I realized I shouldn’t touch the gun yet. I left the guns in the corners of the room where they stood loaded with no ammo in chamber.