Thread: TV3 & Guncity mistake

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Weĺl even profesionally trained army and police still have incidents so what is a day at the range going to prove?

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Accepted, and so do professionally trained doctors and surgeons but I suspect it would be a whole lot worse without the training. No level of training will ever completely eliminate the hazards associated with anything but training goes a very long way to reducing the likelihood that they will occur. There will always be the possibility of momentary inattention and all the training in the world will never get rid of the stupidity factor in those that have it.

True Rushy.... but a license process that requires training would therefore only be required if it can be established that we have a significant problem as a result of inexperience.

If as I suspect, we have more issues with experienced people where is the benefit to reducing harm by evaluating those without experience....?

Resources are scarce, and someone always has to pay... we better be certain we dedicate any resources to areas where it can be established that we have significant benefit, it is not necessarily conclusive that those without experience are more dangerous...