PRS Talk Safety Third
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Not impressed. Glad everyone here never makes mistakes. Guy makes 1 public mistake and gets crucified. Nothin like eating our own. Smh
My first though when seeing that pic initially was I was watching a suicide. That isn’t “1 mistake”. That is a stunning unawareness of reality. As far as a patch, no thanks.
The fellow in question is not remotely identified in this patch.
A sneeze isn't a disease, it's a symptom of a greater problem.
Really ?
Lackadaisical attitudes towards firearm basic safety rules are the road to people getting hurt
This isn’t a mistake. A mistake is dialing 1.6 mils when you should have dialed 1.7.
This is a complete lapse of judgement on an extremely dangerous level.
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Sorry, was late to class....what did I miss?
Complete lapses in safety protocols are not "mistakes" our community should tolerate.
That's about on par with the PRS shooters I have encountered. Totally oblivious to everything around them to where it's just unsafe.
I've seen a lot of safety lapses shooting PRS matches.
However, I haven't shot a PRS match since the fall of 2018, so I'm unsure of where PRS is at today in regards to safety.
Serious question. Was he DQ'd from the match?
Photographer took the pic, posted on Instagram, got roasted, threatened to sue, took pic down, PRS did nothing.
The end.
The end.
I've seen a couple pics over the years where guys (ok "they" for gender neutral) rest on the muzzle of an upright rifle. I'm assuming this is what happened?
Was it like this one ?
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That’s actually worse because that fucker should def know better
I like the patch as much as I hate it. I'll trade you one if you got a spare.
I don’t have any. It was sent to me by someone else
Frank did a whole podcast episode on the fallout that happened after the pic was shared around.
The dude who inspired the meme in the OP is an "assistant firearms instructor" at K&M.
Yeah. And it explains the pressure they put on Greg (the photographer) to memory hole the picture after he posted it on FB.
What’s hilarious is all of his teammates and PRS buddies coming to his defense saying shit like “the bolt is back” and “he had a chamber flag in” like that’s supposed to justify the blatant disregard for safety. 
We all know if he wasn’t shooting for “that team” that the fucking fallout would have been much worse. I think Frank was just trying to have some friendly Trolling on FB but they got pretty feisty and one even threatens to beat his ass. 
even “the guy”. (Not going to drop his name here) Had this as his profile picture.
We all know if he wasn’t shooting for “that team” that the fucking fallout would have been much worse. I think Frank was just trying to have some friendly Trolling on FB but they got pretty feisty and one even threatens to beat his ass. even “the guy”. (Not going to drop his name here) Had this as his profile picture.
That's not a mistake.
A mistake is breaking the 180 by a couple of degrees on a hard run uprange.
What that guy did is the same as doing unload and show clear with the pistol pointing at your head
They're no different that the fucking shotgun fudds that I hate so much.
Same here
Come on guys.
In true PRS fashion, give the guy a mulligan.
In true PRS fashion, give the guy a mulligan.
How much attention would one get wearing that to PRS events? Good or bad?
Can we share it and just take turns wearing it to matches?
Honestly, the lack of firearms safety I‘ve witnessed at PRS matches is mind blowing. Its like folks have never heard of the 4 rules of firearms safety. It’s not a question of if someone is going to get seriously hurt or killed at one of these matches, but when. I’ve seen; a handgun pulled from a backpack and the shooter walk up to the line with the gun tucked under his arm pit (sweeping everyone behind them) while he loaded his mag, a RO clear a handgun while the shooter was down range shooting their rifle, the muzzle on the foot, the hand over the muzzle, sweeping everyone as you carry your rifle, people walking in front of grounded rifles, unintentional discharges and the rifle toss, to name a few. None of these violations resulted in a DQ. I started shooting / running local PRS type matches in 2016. I came from a USPSA background. We integrated their range safety rules / range commands into our PRS matches locally. If you haven’t participated in USPSA, they have firearms safety and range commands down. USPSA and Multigun shooters run with loaded weapons and shoot while moving and do it safely. Gun handling, when not shooting, is controlled with very specific rules. Witnessed safety violations are dealt with an immediate DQ. I emailed Shannon when he took over the PRS and expressed my concerns regarding safety in the PRS and suggested he look at USPSA as a guide. I got a generic reply indicating they were looking at the rules. Without proper safety rules that are enforced, these types of safety violations will continue and someone will get hurt. The shooting sports are dangerous because of the tools we use to compete. Accidents do happen, but those incidents and the risk can be mitigated with proper safety rules the enforcement of those rules.
For sure. Police and military are much better trained and disciplined than civilians. Maybe he was just reserve or something
Found the "not australian".
So, if everyone is so concerned about safety, as they should be, why does everyone allow or look the other way when everyone gets swept with a rifle that's carried in a case or drag bag? Just because there's a thin layer of plastic or nylon covering a rifle, it doesn't make it any more safe than sweeping everyone with a rifle that's not in a case or drag bag.
(1) because you intentionally are bring a smacktard
(2) A case represents a physical barrier to your booger hook
(3) Fucking necroposters
If you need to ask this you do not have the mental capacity to own or shoot firearms.
And loaded/chambered firearms have never discharged in a case/bag/holster.
Look who's the stupid one.
Glock had to redesign the hard cases their pistols originally came in- specifically for the US market. They originally had a post that stuck through the trigger guard, to index them within the case. US buyers were having negligent discharges because they were attempting to store loaded guns in the cases. Gaston basically said, “we’re not redesigning the cases just because Americans are idiots.” The lawyers interceded. This is documented in “Glock- The Rise of America’s Gun.”
