Avoid a negligent discharge with Claude Werner’s three step procedure to use when completing a dryfire practice session.
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this video should be required for everyone, before they even begin looking at other videos. I have never had an accidental discharge but did come close once.
Excellent
oh, Ive been shooting for 54 yrs