Some trap guns dont even have safeties, and for good reason. You may think it's a game to fu ck with someones gun, but i feel that type of behavior is unsafe. How someone safely stores their firearm should be left up to that individual as well. What did you do with the real John Burns?
Lighten up.
I can understand your point but the only guys who get a safety engaged are guys who don't mind.
Much like the ball and dummy drill it can help diagnosis a stopped swing or flinch.
If you are content with your safety practice then great.
I enjoy discussing safety techniques in an effort to become a better shooter.
Can anyone tell me of an instance where the gun fired with the safety on and finger off the trigger?
Not in the AR.
Most bolt guns can not pass the Mil drop test.
