Another Gunsite Shooting

[E5RANGER375]

maybe they planned it??? never know in today world

 

[Kirk Freeman]

“This is the first accident of this nature in Gunsite's 34 years of business.”

First? Not counting off-site student behaviour?

They are not counting the guy shooting his buddy at the hotel?

 

[pmlockwood1]

All I got to say is, if common sense is so common why don't more people have it

 

[shooter521]

First? Not counting off-site student behaviour?

They are not counting the guy shooting his buddy at the hotel?

I assume not. Why would Gunsite be accountable for the conduct of its students off the property?

 

[pftraining_in]

I guess that makes attorneys responsible for their clients actions after they are retained.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

I assume not. Why would Gunsite be accountable for the conduct of its students off the property?

If the students were doing as instructed Gunsite would be accountable.*


*I doubt that anyone at Gunsite told them to do what they were doing. I have a feeling that came up with that stupidity all on their own.

 

[j706]

Anytime training is going on with firearms,especially fast paced realistic training, there is the risk of someone getting hit. During my military years I knew more then a few guys that were killed in training incidents including the best friend I have ever had. I was at a class a few years ago. During weak hand drawing techniques a student shot himself with a Glock. Even with all the best possible safeguards in place, it is gonna happen. It is the nature of the beast.

 

[j706]

All I got to say is, if common sense is so common why don't more people have it

There are those two words again-COMMON SENSE!!