Gun safety

[Nickt87]

Guys,

Hunting season is winding down but please don't become coherent with your guns and the safety and responsibility associated with them.
There were 2 recent gun accidents in the Lake Charles Area in the past couple weeks(that I know of), 1 including my 21 year old neighbor.

Gun Safety has always been #1 in my hunting adventures and if you're caught swinging a barrel around like a magic wand I'm gonna give you a tongue lashing at the least. I kicked my uncle out the truck a few weekends back and made him walk back to the camp for bringing a loaded rifle in my truck and then refusing to unload it, saying "the safety is on".

For all the kids that read this site, if you aren't used to handling guns or using them leave them be! Ask for guidance from someone that is, they will be more than glad to show you the right way.

THERE ARE NO "DO OVERS" IN GUN ACCIDENTS!