I knew I liked you for some reason.Yes. Every day.
I'm a retired cop. Probably a split personality too....
I would have reported it to the Sheriff, sounds like a felony offense to me.I stopped shooting at public range after I had a gun pulled on me during a cease fire. I was walking back during a ceasefire when some guy started handling his rifle while myself and other are down range. I yelled out and the guy pulled a handgun and pointed it straight at my head.
I was done with public ranges after that.
I have witnessed this before and it's absolutely amazing that someone could be so ignorant of the dangers and just casually walk to their target during live fire. Everyone freaks out about his safety yelling to cease fire! Cease Fire! .... and he doesn't even think once, let alone twice about his own personal safety.Went to the range this morning and had it to myself and the RSO sweeping up the grounds. Nice to not have to worry about others going down range without calling/or waiting for the line to go cold. I seen people just head down range while live fire is going to retrieve their targets.
Sure, this happens on occasion. And my reply is always "No". But if a stranger approaches respectfully, doesn't interrupt my shooting, and seems like a good sort, I just might offer to let him or her shoot my rifle. If they ask to shoot it, nope. And if they touch my gear without my permission in advance, then it's time to channel Francis Sawyer, not to lighten up.Some one asked to shoot your rifle?
