How to Conduct a Safe Range Session
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Range rules tell you what to do; this video shows you how to put them into practice. John McPhee explains safe firearm handling during individual practice and classes, including muzzle direction, loading, clearing, malfunctions, and finishing a drill. Especially useful at indoor shooting ranges.
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