How to scare the crap out of a customer. LOL

[BeepBeepRR]

Imagine going into this gun store.

https://leakedreality.com/video/21584/genius-asks-one-time-use-bro-lol

 

[gkent]

One of my first jobs was as a sales clerk in a Walmart-type store (back in the early 70's). Sporting goods and toys. It was a two story with an glass sided escalator. One day the department manager is showing a shotgun to a customer. He (the manager) has it pointed towards the escalator and he pulls the trigger and blows out the whole side. Fortunately nobody was on it at the time. Nobody knows who loaded the thing but things sure changed after that little incident !! Imagine thinking afterwards that it could just as easily have been pointed at "you" !!!

 

[440 Charger]

One of my first jobs was as a sales clerk in a Walmart-type store (back in the early 70's). Sporting goods and toys. It was a two story with an glass sided escalator. One day the department manager is showing a shotgun to a customer. He (the manager) has it pointed towards the escalator and he pulls the trigger and blows out the whole side. Fortunately nobody was on it at the time. Nobody knows who loaded the thing but things sure changed after that little incident !! Imagine thinking afterwards that it could just as easily have been pointed at "you" !!!

What is the old and always rule lol Check if the weapon is loaded

 

[Sahara]

In the late eighties I worked in the oil patch, literally out in the middle of nowhere. The locals rightfully resented the oil and logging companies coming in and pillaging. There were a few violent episodes, including a shot into one of our trucks. Because I worked alone, away from camp I carried an AR with a thirty rounder in it, with one more on the dash.
One evening in the camp a guy asked about my AR. I went out to my truck, removed the mag, checked for clear, and brought the rifle in to show.
The guy admired it, turned it over in his hands examining it closely. Then quicker then anyone could react he pointed at the middle of a guys chest and squeezed the trigger. “click!”
We were all dumbfounded. Never in my years have I seen that happen before or since.
That’s why you ALWAYS check for clear.

 

[440 Charger]

In the late eighties I worked in the oil patch, literally out in the middle of nowhere. The locals rightfully resented the oil and logging companies coming in and pillaging. There were a few violent episodes, including a shot into one of our trucks. Because I worked alone, away from camp I carried an AR with a thirty rounder in it, with one more on the dash.
One evening in the camp a guy asked about my AR. I went out to my truck, removed the mag, checked for clear, and brought the rifle in to show.
The guy admired it, turned it over in his hands examining it closely. Then quicker then anyone could react he pointed at the middle of a guys chest and squeezed the trigger. “click!”
We were all dumbfounded. Never in my years have I seen that happen before or since.
That’s why you ALWAYS check for clear.

There is no cure for stupid.

 

[440 Charger]

In the late eighties I worked in the oil patch, literally out in the middle of nowhere. The locals rightfully resented the oil and logging companies coming in and pillaging. There were a few violent episodes, including a shot into one of our trucks. Because I worked alone, away from camp I carried an AR with a thirty rounder in it, with one more on the dash.
One evening in the camp a guy asked about my AR. I went out to my truck, removed the mag, checked for clear, and brought the rifle in to show.
The guy admired it, turned it over in his hands examining it closely. Then quicker then anyone could react he pointed at the middle of a guys chest and squeezed the trigger. “click!”
We were all dumbfounded. Never in my years have I seen that happen before or since.
That’s why you ALWAYS check for clear.

May want to think who you turn you weapon over to.

 

[Sahara]

But guys just don’t do **** like that. We are gun people up here, stuff like that just never happens. But it does, and that’s why we always check for clear.

 

[YY1]

Pretty sure rule #2 is "don't point at anyone unless you intend to shoot them".

 

[4406bbl]

That is rule #1.

 

[Triplegreen500]

And it is "don't point a gun at anything (person, object, whatever) you aren't prepared to destroy."

 

[440 Charger]

That is rule #1.

Rule 2 is what if one may ask?

 

[440 Charger]

And it is "don't point a gun at anything (person, object, whatever) you aren't prepared to destroy."

Are there safteys on guns they are so scary.

 

[Cranky]

In the late eighties I worked in the oil patch, literally out in the middle of nowhere. The locals rightfully resented the oil and logging companies coming in and pillaging. There were a few violent episodes, including a shot into one of our trucks. Because I worked alone, away from camp I carried an AR with a thirty rounder in it, with one more on the dash.
One evening in the camp a guy asked about my AR. I went out to my truck, removed the mag, checked for clear, and brought the rifle in to show.
The guy admired it, turned it over in his hands examining it closely. Then quicker then anyone could react he pointed at the middle of a guys chest and squeezed the trigger. “click!”
We were all dumbfounded. Never in my years have I seen that happen before or since.
That’s why you ALWAYS check for clear.

Years ago I damn near beat a guy half to death for doing the same thing.....at me!!

 

[440 Charger]

Do you think you have learned well enough if I may ask?

 

[70chall440]

The video I saw was of a guy with a hand grenade which I am pretty sure was inert and he was just messing with the 2 guys bc I don't know of many gun stores that are licensed to have let alone display explosives.

 

[Triplegreen500]

Are there safteys on guns they are so scary.

Some have physical safeties, but in the end the ONLY safety is the brain of the person holding it.