Thread: It's a PASS!

The course/test I just did was very different. Only four of us attending, and we didn't have a video. The whole thing was basically the instructor engaging us individually with questions, and encouraging us to ask our own. He went through the basic seven rules, and showed us some firearms from his personal collection. We also got stories about firearms accidents and how they could have been avoided.

Compared to some of the horror stories of safety courses I've heard/read, mine was really good.

Originally Posted by Solo

The course/test I just did was very different. Only four of us attending, and we didn't have a video. The whole thing was basically the instructor engaging us individually with questions, and encouraging us to ask our own. He went through the basic seven rules, and showed us some firearms from his personal collection. We also got stories about firearms accidents and how they could have been avoided.

Compared to some of the horror stories of safety courses I've heard/read, mine was really good.

Goes to show there's not a lot of generic delivery of the course then... Perhaps they should have a maximum number attending to ensure whoever is delivering gets at least some interaction with everyone. To be honest I thought the video was a mandatory aspect, although the guy did say it was now outdated...