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| ] | ] is a major issue of Weapon handling.]] | ||
| '''Weapon handling''' refers to regulations regarding work with ]s. | '''Weapon handling''' refers to regulations regarding work with ]s. | ||
| Correct weapon handling |
Correct weapon handling includes mainly safety issues such as performing | ||
| * Hand over a weapon (i.e. Is there still a round in the chamber (Is the Weapon "cleared")?) | * Hand over a weapon (i.e. Is there still a round in the chamber (Is the Weapon "cleared")?) | ||
| * The way of carrying the weapon (e.g. ] pointing up or down, |
* The way of carrying the weapon (e.g. ] pointing up or down, Keep the finger off the trigger) | ||
| * Safety against unauthorized use | * Safety against unauthorized use | ||
| * Is the weapon on "safe" when not in use? | * Is the weapon on "safe" when not in use? | ||
| * Maintenance and its knowledge etc. | * Maintenance and its knowledge etc. | ||
| This is done to minimize or prevent |
This is done to minimize or prevent risk of death or injury to the operator, people in the vicinity, and damage to the weapon itself. | ||
| == See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 13:24, 17 September 2009
Weapon handling refers to regulations regarding work with weapons.
Correct weapon handling includes mainly safety issues such as performing
- Hand over a weapon (i.e. Is there still a round in the chamber (Is the Weapon "cleared")?)
- The way of carrying the weapon (e.g. Gun barrel pointing up or down, Keep the finger off the trigger)
- Safety against unauthorized use
- Is the weapon on "safe" when not in use?
- Maintenance and its knowledge etc.
This is done to minimize or prevent risk of death or injury to the operator, people in the vicinity, and damage to the weapon itself.
See also
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