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Tale as old as time
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"Hello I am here to sell my gun"

I’ve literally never seen this happen. Also the anti White propaganda doesn’t go unnoticed here.

I have personally witnessed this many times lol. And what anti-white propaganda? lol. I'm white as fuck and proud.

I’ll raise you.

@Mericamemed well? Are you pro White or not sir? I think you know what happens with the fat dysgenic greasy haired brown counter clerk in your video?

We have ridiculous gun laws because of idiots like this.

I have seen shops that have a big jar of all the “it not loaded” ammo

I ran a large public range for a decade. Each day I volunteered in our public bays I had loaded guns pointed at me. Gun safety is largely unknown and unpracticed to many (most?) gun owners.

Never flag anyone. Assume the gun is loaded, the safety is off, and never point the barrel anyplace but downrange.

I've seen this happen. A thirteen year old boy wanted to show me his squirrel .22 rifle. I said, "Let's slow down here and treat all guns as if the are loaded." He insisted, "It's not loaded!" So I took a step back, pointed the barrel in a safe direction, and proceeded to unload all 7 rounds.

Why is the clean cut white guy the moron in this skit?

Is it normal that this makes me very angry on an instinctive level?

Most ADs are from unloaded firearms...

Worked at a shop forever ago and got flagged countless times. Once had a guy flag us all with an AK, no mag. Buddy of mine took it and ejected a round.

One of my local gun stores has an “it’s not loaded” jar where they drop every round that came out of an “unloaded” gun.

When you work at a shop, this happens like 200 times a day ( it’s like one a month at least).

Great store and Guys! Carolina Gunrunners in Wake Forest, NC

People think these cases are just memes, *day drinks in FFL* I FUCKING WISH THEY WERE JUST MEMES

Would have been better with a pump action, ejecting shell after shell to the beat.

Made me think of Pawn Shop Chronicles 😆

Most people learn gun safety through TV and movies. The gun safety in those is abhorrent. It should be required to have a gun safety officer on set and make it clear when characters are using guns improperly.

You treat any and all firearms as loaded.. even if the guy handing it to you cleared it before you got it in clear view 1 meter away from you.. i learned this in the army.. and im from goddamned Norway.. a 9mm round is like.. 1 meters be like 100 of em side by side.. or 5 bananas

I’ve been in a pawn shop where a shotgun being handed behind the counter went off into the ceiling. There are some oblivious people in this world.

I was about 13, a friend was showing off his Dad’s guns & pulled a 30-30 out of the cabinet & pointed it at my chest. I pushed the barrel up, he got offended, said its not loaded & pulled the trigger. Spent the roof the afternoon fixing the ceiling & roof before his dad got home.

Gun safety must have changed. I worked in an armoury in the UK and before anyone handed us a weapon they had to clear it in front of us before we were allowed to take it.

As someone who has worked in a gun store before for many years this happens a lot. The worst part is, we had a policy to check your guns in at the door and get them tagged so that they would be indicated unloaded and grown men would become incredibly agitated by just asking them to make sure the weapon isn’t loaded.

The first lesson my dad taught us kids is: ALL GUNS ARE LOADED!

Treat never keep keep Treat it as if it were loaded Never point it at anything you do not intend to shoot Keep your finger straight until ready to fire Keep your safety on until ready to fire

I’ve seen this happen too many times. A woman once brought her husband’s revolver into the shop for repair. When we asked her what was wrong with it, she pulled it out of the case, cocked it, and shot a hole through the wall behind the counter.😳

The face of Chief Slap-a-Ho right there.

Is it weird that having a firearm pointing at the camera - triggers my own aversion to firearms pointed at me? like idk what it is but when I dunno if they are loaded or not I still kinda move out the way..

My local shop has a sign on the door at eye level about not doing this.

What’s up with th Chinese Mexican guy on a “merica meme” page

Someone spare some context please

