I'd just say "Whoa, don't point that thing at me!"
If it happened again, I would talk to the manager.
If it happened again, I would talk to the manager.
To read more about this, check out "On gun safety and getting your feelings hurt".FBMG Smithy said:The customer got ticked off said,"I didn't know it was loaded", and stormed out of the shop. I'm glad to report that he hasn't been back.
Good article.GeneticsDave said:To read more about this, check out "On gun safety and getting your feelings hurt".FBMG Smithy said:The customer got ticked off said,"I didn't know it was loaded", and stormed out of the shop. I'm glad to report that he hasn't been back.
Having some PTSD flashbacks huh :lol3:UtahCFP said:Duck and weave. The person holding the firearm usually figures it out at that point. I get a kick out of how fast the students in my CFP classes start to duck and weave as well. Muzzle control is learned real quick by most folks.
I went to a production of "Annie Oakley" with my wife last week. When Annie pointed her rifle in my direction, my wife giggled as I ducked. :shock: