When I go to stores I typically will check out a gun or two. I always check the sights away from others. I have seen Customers and employees point guns at others. My wife finally found one she likes and the guy who showed it to her pointed it at my son, my wife, and myself several times. He removed the trigger lock and did not make sure the gun was safe. I really liked the gun for her and she liked it too but I would not buy one from him.howdy wrote:I find this happening at new gun sales stores all the time. Someone looking at a new gun will point it at everything and everybody. I am not even nice to them when they point it in my direction. It shows a complete lack of training/knowledge. I tell my students that I can tell their skill/training level by watching them handle a firearm, how they transfer it to someone else and how they clear it when someone hands it to them.
mr1337 wrote:Unless the firearm is disassembled, it shouldn't be allowed to muzzle anyone.
