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October 08, 2010

How Not to Be a Firearms Instructor

This more properly belongs at the gun blog, but the events contained are so extraordinarily dangerous they deserve an audience as wide as I can provide.

Front Sight is a firearms training school with a good reputation for their level of instruction, even if they have gotten in a bit of hot water over some of their off-range antics trying to establish a shooting-based resort.

Recently, an excellent shooter with very impressive shooting skills submitted a series of videos to Front Sight's director as a sort of visual resume.

You won't believe what this guy did. I highly suggest that if you ever come across someone like this, you find the most convenient exit possible, and take it.

Needless to say, the would-be instructor didn't get the job.

Posted by Confederate Yankee at October 8, 2010 07:03 AM
Comments

I just hope he doesn't use his students as "hostages."

Posted by: NevadaDailySteve at October 8, 2010 10:36 AM

just wow.

from the age of ten when my father started instructing me the one cardinal rule that was never to be broken even with an unloaded gun was never to point a firearm at a person ever. loaded or unloaded. unless you were in mortal danger from that person.

all other rules revolve around that one.

Posted by: rumcrook at October 8, 2010 11:23 AM

My grandfather shot a cigarette out of another man's mouth on a dare. It's not really his fault though. They were all pretty drunk.

(Completely true. And he hit the smoke, but didn't put it out, which was the bet, so he lost.)

Posted by: Kevin at October 8, 2010 01:13 PM

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE tell me that's fake.

Posted by: Tony B at October 8, 2010 01:58 PM

This guy is a maroon! Bet he doesn't have any friends.

Posted by: gDavid at October 8, 2010 04:35 PM

His previous partners could not be reached for comment :)

These scenarios have russian-roulette vibe, see "The Deer Hunter".

Posted by: mockmook at October 8, 2010 08:45 PM

Hey, someone has to make evolution a working proposition.....

Posted by: SDN at October 8, 2010 10:07 PM