by info@firearmsbulletin.com | Feb 19, 2025 | Safety, How To
Keeping your finger off the trigger until you’re ready to shoot prevents accidental discharges through muscle memory and instinctive safety habits. You’ll maintain better control during high-stress situations when adrenaline can cause involuntary muscle...
by info@firearmsbulletin.com | Feb 19, 2025 | Safety, How To
When holstering your firearm, you must keep your trigger finger completely outside the trigger guard and positioned along the frame or slide. Never rush this critical safety step. Place your finger flat against the weapon’s side, maintaining this discipline...
by info@firearmsbulletin.com | Feb 19, 2025 | Safety, How To
When holstering your firearm, keep your trigger finger straight and firmly pressed against the frame or slide, well outside the trigger guard. This critical safety position prevents unintentional discharges from involuntary muscle movements or startled responses....
by info@firearmsbulletin.com | Feb 19, 2025 | Safety, How To
To master muzzle control, you’ll need to develop constant awareness of where your firearm is pointing. Always treat the weapon as if it’s loaded, keeping the muzzle pointed in a safe direction away from yourself and others. You must never allow the muzzle...
by info@firearmsbulletin.com | Feb 19, 2025 | Safety, How To
Always keep your muzzle pointed downrange toward the backstop – this is the most critical range safety rule. Don’t let your muzzle sweep across other shooters during movement, loading, or malfunction clearing. Keep your finger off the trigger and maintain...
by info@firearmsbulletin.com | Feb 19, 2025 | Safety, How To
A compliant gun case must feature TSA-approved locks, impact-resistant materials, and comprehensive interior padding to protect your firearm during transport. You’ll need weather-resistant seals with rubber gaskets to prevent moisture damage, plus customizable...
