@Midge_UK It's a professional photograph taken to advertise the police fire support team, attention to detail is the police remit, you don't publish a photograph that isn't showing correct weapon handling skills in the same way you wouldn't show how to use an anal suppository up ur dick
@AVintenAuthor A safety inhibitor does not, I repeat, does not mean your trigger safety and weapon direction gets ignored, its second nature, she either doesn't know how to handle a weapon or is a danger with a live weapon, either or she wouldn't pass the course.
@remmy_308 So, a professional posing for a photograph as a trained professional would never show poor weapon safety skills, regardless of weather or not the gun was safe, its beaten into you. A kid playing with a replica isn't showing the same picture is it Mr false anology
@20NPHartleyHare Definitely not, I actually nearly because an abolish Councillor but I could definitely not call another mp honourable or gentleman so I didn't bother.
@KenSkatesMS I've been waiting for a simple trigger finger operation for 6 years now. I have RA which means tendon rupturing is a real risk, when it happens I will sue.
@darrenpjones First school in Bristol to get private sector funding, government has no money, that money is mine and other private sector tax payers. Its about time you start asking private sector tax payers how we want our money spending
@AVintenAuthor 2 things you're taught not to do, point your weapon, loaded or not, towards someone. Leave your finger on the trigger, loaded or not. If your caught not following weapon safety you'll fail. People who can shoot guns will never break those two rules, it's practically beaten in2u