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Posted by coachlarry on Saturday, 12 April, 2008 at 9:46 AM
This is the sort of video that is useful to a real novice. Chad needs to brush up on his history a little or leave out the discussion of early development. I don't think he says nearly enough about gun safety. Having the breech open on a rifle only lets you visually see that there is nothing in the chamber. You still have to check the magazine or source of ammunition before closing the bolt. And....the number one rule...there is no such thing as an unloaded gun. The weapon should always be treated as though it were loaded. Thanks Chad for a good introductory video.
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