I've watched some gun defense videos and DVDs, and none seem to take into account that the top part of the gun (I'm not a gun buff so I don't know the name of the parts) moves back when fired, or that if you twist the gun this way or that may cause the gunman to inadvertently press the trigger.
All in all, none of the gun defenses I've seen take into account the moving parts of a firearm. Are there any videos out there, or any tips on avoiding injury from these moving parts?
All in all, none of the gun defenses I've seen take into account the moving parts of a firearm. Are there any videos out there, or any tips on avoiding injury from these moving parts?
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