riggins_83
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Over the course of a few months I saw some amazing things in a single store.
An employee was mounting a red dot and shouldered the rifle, got a sight picture of another employee and began to move the rifle keeping her in the sight picture. She seemed to be mildly amused.
Another employee took his Sig P229 loaded (with one in the chamber) out of the holster he was carrying it in and started trying it in another holster while facing somebody he was talking to 5 feet away (with the loaded Sig pointing at them the entire time).
A third employee was walking near the back of the building and made a joke of pulling his loaded Glock 19 from the holster, pointing it at a Taxidermy bobcat, making a few firing sounds then re holstering the weapon, saying "the animal was about to attack me."
Finally an employee nearly stabbed me in the leg. A woman asked why he carried a knife weakside, he responded to fend off or protect himself if somebody tried to grab his gun and proceed to pull the knife out quickly, flip the blade open and stab rearwards without looking behind him first. Had I been standing much closer it would have been my leg he stabbed.
These were all separate employees of the same store. I've never seen this kind of carelessness from employees in a gun store. I'm curious if anyone else has had similar experiences; a store where employees generally act carelessly around firearms etc.
An employee was mounting a red dot and shouldered the rifle, got a sight picture of another employee and began to move the rifle keeping her in the sight picture. She seemed to be mildly amused.
Another employee took his Sig P229 loaded (with one in the chamber) out of the holster he was carrying it in and started trying it in another holster while facing somebody he was talking to 5 feet away (with the loaded Sig pointing at them the entire time).
A third employee was walking near the back of the building and made a joke of pulling his loaded Glock 19 from the holster, pointing it at a Taxidermy bobcat, making a few firing sounds then re holstering the weapon, saying "the animal was about to attack me."
Finally an employee nearly stabbed me in the leg. A woman asked why he carried a knife weakside, he responded to fend off or protect himself if somebody tried to grab his gun and proceed to pull the knife out quickly, flip the blade open and stab rearwards without looking behind him first. Had I been standing much closer it would have been my leg he stabbed.
These were all separate employees of the same store. I've never seen this kind of carelessness from employees in a gun store. I'm curious if anyone else has had similar experiences; a store where employees generally act carelessly around firearms etc.
