I am right handed, and my friend is left handed. He has been shooting his right handed bolt gun going-around-the-tree.
The other day at the range, another left handed shooter was eager to demonstrate the way he shot his right-handed rifle. He worked the bolt with his non-firing (right) hand. He claimed he could shoot much faster as his trigger finger is always on the trigger, ready to go. He was a bit upset when I told him it might not be a safe thing to do. The bolt gun doesn't has disconnector. The gun can fire out of battery if his trigger finger goes a tiny bit too fast.
Did I doze off his enthusiasm incorrectly?
Your comments are much appreciated.
-TL
The other day at the range, another left handed shooter was eager to demonstrate the way he shot his right-handed rifle. He worked the bolt with his non-firing (right) hand. He claimed he could shoot much faster as his trigger finger is always on the trigger, ready to go. He was a bit upset when I told him it might not be a safe thing to do. The bolt gun doesn't has disconnector. The gun can fire out of battery if his trigger finger goes a tiny bit too fast.
Did I doze off his enthusiasm incorrectly?
Your comments are much appreciated.
-TL
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