Firearms Safety Rules (Airsoft, too!)

[Jester316]

[Evil Zergling137]

[Darius137]

[Ivan Daylovich™]

[Icepick]

[Darius137]

[Orwell]

[Evil Zergling137]

[Sir Stubby Eyre]

Personally I try to treat my replica's the same as real steel. It makes me nervous when I am in the safe zone and I am talking to someone and they are waving their guns around, the barrel pointed at my face part of the time. They are not exercising trigger control and I have to tell them mag out. It is true that I have not seen a eye shot out because of it, but I also try to everything that I can do to prevent it. I do agree with the muscle training, my wife commented that she has seen me take the mag out of my pistol when ever I set it down on the counter at the meadows, it is just muscle memory at this point.

Just my two cents.

Stubby out

[Evil Zergling137]

A nobbel goal! I'll even follow it, but good luck getting kids to follow that.

As long as we agree that their purpose is not safety but something else I have no logical problem with it.

KISS is the best way to get results. If you add a bunch of unnecessary rules then you increase the chance of people forgetting the ones that matter most.

[ogrejager]

[Nodachi]

The rules may seem pointless, overly complicated and unnecessary to some, but remember that rules are made because common sense, isn't.

[Jerm_G]

Im not really sure that they are all that complicated. Most people can remember five lines in from a favorate movie, so Im not sure why these are too hard. I sure someone hearing them for the first time will have them stick. But if one has to recite them at the start of every game, then there is hope.

[Orwell]

[Ivan Daylovich™]

Has anyone argued that these rules are complicated or difficult?
Pretty sure the only people who have said such are people for these rules.