the experienced shooters who were with him should have prevented that.

That sounds plausible. I've recall seeing people drop a gun due to recoil. That mossberg rattle though. For the price it is good as a used one can be had for as little as 100 bucks.

That Benilli though.

I told him how to handle a gun many times. If he couldn't follow simple instructions that's on him

my gf and i got no plans tonite, so
whos down to sing some karaoke on raidcalllllllllll

When I am listening on my headphones all alone
It makes me feel like I can fly
Like I can never die
Music is my only drug
Can you feel the music and the melody
I can feel it moving through my whole body
Sound it takes me higher to another place
Feel myself loose control when I hear the bass

So let the bass kick

BOOM BOOM BOOM BOOM

that's not the right attitude in my opinion, to treat the situation. just imo.

I agree, It's like anything else it may seem like common sense to you but that doesn't make it any easier for them. Next time don't take an inexperienced shooter along if your not willing to demonstrate.

Everyone has there own areas of expertise.

thank you, exactly.

I assume bako means he instructed his friend numerous times and he still failed. I spent five years in the infantry and know all about people who can't grip simple concepts like "always point the muzzle down range", etc.




Did he replace your shotgun?

I feel ya