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WA: Gun safety is important, especially during hunting season
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Mark A. Taff
Website: http://www.marktaff.com
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One of the main concerns of any practitioner, especially when relating to firearms, is the method of safety applied.
This carries over into any time a firearm is used, especially in the context of hunting, where safety reigns supreme, and at the top of everyone’s thinking. As hunting is an extremely common pastime in the Northwest, so should be the importance of safety precautions taken while enjoying one’s self in the outdoors. |
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PHORTO
(10/17/2019)
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That's right! No one should be allowed to have a gun with multiple bullets! (Some dorky prog actually said that.)
Oh, wait. You're actually talking about GUN SAFETY.
Okay. Alright. (Whew! That liberal BS almost had me 'triggered'!)
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