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Originally Posted by JamesWWIII
And when I’m at the range, that’s the same behavior I practice. When you’re in a live fire environment, it’s the smart and responsible thing to do.
When I’m taking photos of my guns to share on the internet? Who cares what condition they are in when they are static? An image never hurt anyone (except some easily triggered liberals). Nevertheless, I do all of my photography with my guns unloaded.
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Nah, I agree - if I was taking a photo of my gun to show it off, it wouldn't be where it could easily be proved safe, it'd be as you did.
I was just saying that Dang3r is technically right in his "unsafe" assertion, because one should always assume the firearm is loaded and ready to fire until proven otherwise.