Less $ for Ammo = Safer Streets

It is our Second Amendment right to own a firearm. Common sense dictates that it be used properly and accurately. Training and practice is the key to safe and secure handling of any firearm.

Just owning a firearm doesn’t protect anything or anyone. The firearm alone isn’t a deterrent for crime. A firearm in the hands of a skilled marksmen instills confidence and sol ace in the face of danger, grave danger. The responsible owner of a firearm must be able to safely handle it in all situations. Knowing when to discharge a weapon is probably more important than how. It is, however, crucial to know where the projectile is headed and possibly ends up. One also needs to know when it is possible not to use one.

From law enforcement officers to personal protection amateurs, practice makes you better, more proficient. Owning a few firearms deems it necessary to be proficient in handling the weapons. That said, at a dollar a round my proficiency may suffer.

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