Figured we might have some lurking the OB, or some that get pointed this direction from the other boards. And someone's thread about buying their first pistol made me realize this might be needed.

So:
The world got scary and you bought your first gun.
Or you got that gun out of the closet and touched it for the 2nd time ever.

I'll teach you about proper handling, firearms safety and efficient use.

Best case you get a new hobby. Worst case you can be responsible for your own safety effectively.

Either way - Im willing to help you. I'm a longtime CHL holder, competition shooter and NRA instructor. Before life got busy with a kiddo I had a part time business teaching beginners how to safely handle firearms.

So if you now own a gun but don't know much about it, reach out to me and we can go over the basics via FaceTime on safety and use and I'll try to answer any questions you have. Shoot me a message here if you have stars, or an email to g3kcz75@gmail.com.

ETA: Just to clarify, this is a free offer. I don't want your money, I want you to be safe with your new gun.

The value of this training can not be overemphasized.

If you are a new or new'ish gun owner, I cannot stress enough- TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OFFER. People pay lots of money for what you will learn. This is good bull from a good Ag. Your comfort and competency can make a life and death difference. And having a pro give you the ropes, j guarantee you will enjoy practicing with your new gun, and as a result will practice way more.

Good on ya, Bender!!!

I mean, I'm not offering training either. Can't really do that without going to the range.

But teaching basic safety, teaching how to load/unload/check condition, giving someone an idea about a good grip/shooting stance...that's all a good start for a newbie and something I can absolutely do remotely.

Forwarded this thread to someone who fits the description in the OP. Good bull Bender.

With the ammo shortage, figured you'd be sending out April's dry fire drills soon

Nice try, ATF man. Go source your additions to the secret gun registry elsewhere.

We call this Good Bull

Lesson 1: Never get involved in a 9mm vs. 45 discussion

Rules:
1. There is no such thing as an unloaded gun.
2. Confused? See Rule 1.
3. If your still confused take the gun back.

A Facebook live class would be awesome, you could train groups at a time.

******DONT LEAVE IT IN YOUR VEHICLE*******

Well Bender, finally got it to the range and like a true rookie forgot everything....

First pull of the trigger...

https://imgur.com/VgAgkpU