take it in proper grip and slowly pull the trigger

you want to pull til you feel a little resistance

this is what we call "the wall"

NEVER rely on safety. safety is a mechanical device. always rely on yourself to be safe

this is where most flinch will come from

My trigger finger is my safety

yes

some guns allow for what is called "pre-cocked"

keep your finger on the frame

that’s your safety

normal then pre-cocked

boom

those are very important

also

you have to violate multiple to have an accident

just my opinion

get comfortable with a gun with no safeties

in a real life scenario

like the glock

you won't have the time, or reaction to flip the safety off

I use a canik tp9da (da=double action) I can de-cock the striker and have the first shot in double action which is a 13lb pull

but second strike capability is of importance to me

I do not want a squib round or a delayed round

https://tenor.com/view/shooting-the-office-gun-michael-scott-gif-5266899

if I pull the trigger and that round doesn't go off, there is an issue

and you DO NOT want to point that gun away from the target

bullets are not a perfect science there can be fuck ups and delays

if you pull the trigger and the bullet does not go off keep it pointed in a safe direction put it down and step away after a minute go and check it and clear the malfunction

You mean “happy little accidents”

god no

that shit happens can get you killed, seen a guy have bad hangfire on a shotgun and nearly blew off his leg cause he let it hang on it's sling

missed his leg and foot by an inch

Most important rule of gun safety
Have fun

Well

My great great great great grandpas shot himself in the head while climbing a fence with a rifle in 1910

Oops

that's uh, a rip...

are there pistol red dots that fit on non-MOS glocks?

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