Rob Pincus shares three gun safety rules when handling a firearm to keep those around you safe. A Personal Defense Network (PDN) original gun safety video.
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While don’t disagree with any of the rules & the principals behind them… It seems PDN authored 3 safety rules of there own. Why not use, re-word, or re-enforce the 4 universal SAFTY rules? For the new, novice, or continuing – to – learn shooter, entering 3 more , different rules seems confusing.
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