greencobra
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it's tough when a member has their child with them. me, I don't want to make dad/mom look silly in front of the kid(s). it's hard, you know....do I back off or should I say something. I try to get the offender alone if they're with kids if I think the offense was serious enough, a safety issue perhaps, for me to step up. but you never know how they'll react, possibly escalate the situation maybe "to save face."
most offending members are new and inexperienced, doing the fiddling with the firearm thing when someone is down range. they seem appreciative when their error is pointed out to them. the guy who usually explodes when called out, in my experience, is the old, seasoned member. they seem to react out of embarrassment when called for being a bonehead on the range. i'm not worried about being shot, lol....I don't like confrontations. I gave that shit up for lent many, many years ago. but as I said, most safety violations need addressing right then and now.
most offending members are new and inexperienced, doing the fiddling with the firearm thing when someone is down range. they seem appreciative when their error is pointed out to them. the guy who usually explodes when called out, in my experience, is the old, seasoned member. they seem to react out of embarrassment when called for being a bonehead on the range. i'm not worried about being shot, lol....I don't like confrontations. I gave that shit up for lent many, many years ago. but as I said, most safety violations need addressing right then and now.