Muzzle direction
Muzzle direction is the primary safety; always has been, always will be. –Bill Rogers
Just a little reminder. It’s important even for a Jedi to remember Rule #2.
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Why we wear caps on the range
The reason we wear caps on the range is to keep brass from hitting our faces. Especially to avoid having brass get behind your glasses and burn your face. I forgot to wear my cap two days ago and a piece of .22 brass got behind my glasses.
As you might imagine, it was painful. Fortunately, I maintained my composure and didn’t muzzle my friend who was with me. Wear your safety equipment, including a cap. Nonetheless, be mentally prepared to get burned by brass, maintain your composure and your muzzle discipline.
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