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In life I have found that just because I don't want to deal with something doesn't mean I don't have to deal with it. I don't want to do dishes, or laundry, or mow the lawn, but I have to do all those things any way.
There are other things I don't want to have to deal with ever and I actively work to avoid them. Things like changing a tire on the side of the road. Not only unpleasant, but also possibly dangerous. None-the-less, I may have to deal with a roadside flat and as result, I have prepared myself with the knowledge and the tools to change a tire if I need to.
In the same vain, I think that responsible adults should prepare to deal with similar situations that may arise regardless of their distaste for the activity.
So it is with guns.
There are things that everyone who is old enough should be educated in.
These rules will keep you in pretty good shape anytime you need to handle a gun, even if you don’t want to. In addition, I teach two other rules as well and they are particularly helpful in the scenario I laid out above.
I think it is pretty clear how important it is to know the rules of gun safety. Even if you don’t use guns regularly, you could find yourself in a situation where you need to deal with a firearm. A general understanding of gun safety rules can go a long ways toward keeping you safe.
Consider that I may not have written this blog post for you. SHARE IT. Share it with your shooting friends and those people in your life that are responsible and that you love even if they aren’t a shooter. Just go up to the white bar at the top of your browser, select the text, copy it and then paste it into an email, text message or post on your favorite social media platform. Help spread the word!
Subscribe to the Friday 15 list so that you can download the skill checklist for non-shooters.
Have your loved ones listen to this episode of the SSA Podcast. You are subscribed aren’t you?
Take a look at these books and dvd’s regarding workplace violence. They will have important tips that can help you survive even if you don’t have a gun.
Thanks for taking the time to consider what I have to say!
-= Paul Carlson =-
Please keep in mind that some of the links included here on the blog may be affiliate links. When you click through an affiliate link, Safety Solutions Academy gets paid a small referral fee at no additional cost to you. We appreciate your support in clicking these links. If you would prefer to not follow an affiliate link, simply open a new browser window and perform a google search for the products you are interested in.
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In life I have found that just because I don't want to deal with something doesn't mean I don't have to deal with it. I don't want to do dishes, or laundry, or mow the lawn, but I have to do all those things any way.
There are other things I don't want to have to deal with ever and I actively work to avoid them. Things like changing a tire on the side of the road. Not only unpleasant, but also possibly dangerous. None-the-less, I may have to deal with a roadside flat and as result, I have prepared myself with the knowledge and the tools to change a tire if I need to.
In the same vain, I think that responsible adults should prepare to deal with similar situations that may arise regardless of their distaste for the activity.
So it is with guns.
There are things that everyone who is old enough should be educated in.
These rules will keep you in pretty good shape anytime you need to handle a gun, even if you don’t want to. In addition, I teach two other rules as well and they are particularly helpful in the scenario I laid out above.
I think it is pretty clear how important it is to know the rules of gun safety. Even if you don’t use guns regularly, you could find yourself in a situation where you need to deal with a firearm. A general understanding of gun safety rules can go a long ways toward keeping you safe.
Consider that I may not have written this blog post for you. SHARE IT. Share it with your shooting friends and those people in your life that are responsible and that you love even if they aren’t a shooter. Just go up to the white bar at the top of your browser, select the text, copy it and then paste it into an email, text message or post on your favorite social media platform. Help spread the word!
Subscribe to the Friday 15 list so that you can download the skill checklist for non-shooters.
Have your loved ones listen to this episode of the SSA Podcast. You are subscribed aren’t you?
Take a look at these books and dvd’s regarding workplace violence. They will have important tips that can help you survive even if you don’t have a gun.
Thanks for taking the time to consider what I have to say!
-= Paul Carlson =-
Please keep in mind that some of the links included here on the blog may be affiliate links. When you click through an affiliate link, Safety Solutions Academy gets paid a small referral fee at no additional cost to you. We appreciate your support in clicking these links. If you would prefer to not follow an affiliate link, simply open a new browser window and perform a google search for the products you are interested in.