>>64013128The way it was described to me was that it happened so fast that no one could do anything to stop her. Like bang, bang, click, points at head and click without any pause. Although I will say that i've seen plenty of tuned out parents.
>be me on our 50 yard rifle range>dad up at bench shooting>~12 year old kid back in parking lot chucking rocks at a hill>eventually shoots a bit with his dad>dad sends him to go to the bathroom, alone, on a gun range>have to tell him to go with his kid so jr doesn't do anything stupidAlthough I have seen some very responsible parents
>mom, dad, son, and daughter roll up to 50 yard range>kids glued to mom and dad>they pull out nice .22 bolt action rifles>set the kids up and actually have them shoot>during target changes kids are still glued to mom and dadhad another dad shoot all day and thank us for being very nice to him and his son.
>>64013151>>Uh did it go bang when she pointed it at her face?no the gun didn't go off, but im pretty sure there were still live rounds in the cylinder that just weren't in line with the barrel.
>>Also, what kind of credentials did you need to get a job as an RSO? I've seen them listed but seemed kind of gatekept (major training facilities)For this range I didn't need any credentials to work there, but there is about a 1 1/2 month training period. I don't know about any other ranges though. I do know that at some ranges its more of a volunteer position, but i'm getting paid and I get all the free range time I want