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Bruce W. Krafft
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... "The whole experience gives me pause. How many times have you been at the range and looked down your nose at somebody shooting a HiPoint or Jennings? How many times have you silently thought 'idiot' when someone fumbles with their gun? How many times have you looked askance at shooters using the 'wrong' grip? I know I do all of those things almost every time I'm at a public shooting range ... but I won't do it anymore. What if those 'idiots' are really just people like this woman ... inexperienced, poor, and without anyone to teach them how to do things right? By the luck of the draw, this woman pulled up a chair next to a professional firearms instructor at the range. ..." ... |
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Millwright66
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| This gentleman is the kind of person I aspire to be if I ever grow up ! |
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