Episode 338: Revising the 4 Firearm Safety Rules

Concealed Carry Podcast - Guns | Training | Defense | CCW

ConcealedCarry.com

Wilderness, Sports

4.7 • 875 Ratings

🗓️ 7 August 2019

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Topic: Revising the 4 Firearm Safety Rules

Today, Riley and Matthew discuss the recent change ConcealedCarry.com made to the 4 Firearm Safety Rules as taught in our classes. The intent is to bring the rules into line with modern-day curriculum and practices both on the square range…and on the streets. Do you agree or disagree with these tweaks to the rules? If not, why??

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The ConcealedCarry.com Firearm Safety Rules:

Know the condition of your firearm and always treat it as a potentially dangerous tool.
Always be attentive when handling a firearm and know where the muzzle is pointing.
Keep your finger out of the trigger guard unless you are on target and prepared to fire.
Identify your target, all surroundings, and be prepared for changes.

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0:00.0	This is the Concealed Carry podcast, episode number 338.
0:15.5	And welcome to the Concealed Carry podcast, part of the ConcealedCary.com network.
0:20.2	I am your host, Riley Bowman, joined today by producer extraordinaire Matthew Marister.
0:26.4	What's going on, man?
0:28.0	Hey, dude, glad to have you back on.
0:30.5	I think you and I did the episode a week ago.
0:33.8	And then Jacob and I did the show on, I guess it was Friday.
0:38.3	Yeah, that's when we recorded that.
0:40.5	And that was a fun one.
0:41.9	So talking about things we've changed our mind about in the last, you know, recent history.
0:47.3	Today is going to be another interesting topic where, I mean, potentially even controversial for some of our listeners, depending on their
0:55.0	views and thoughts about firearm safety rules.
0:59.2	So today we're talking about how we basically have revised.
1:02.8	So we're here at concealcary.com, we've revised the firearm safety rules, the four basic
1:07.2	rules as people are normally familiar with in the classes and in different
1:12.2	things that we teach here at concealed carry.com.
1:14.8	We had a big, long, lively debate about those rules, the wording of those rules and what
1:20.6	went into those.
1:21.9	And you might be wondering, just hearing this from the start, why change the rules?
1:27.3	Well, we'll get into that. But I'll just say that we wanted to bring the rules, why change the rules? Well, we'll get into that.
1:28.5	But I'll just say that we wanted to bring the rules into line with modern day
1:32.3	curriculum and practices, both on the square range and off of the square range,
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