GGT Safety Tips

  1. Keep Your Finger Off the Trigger Until You’re Ready to Fire
    Avoid placing your finger on the trigger unless you are prepared to shoot.

  2. Be Aware of Your Target and What Lies Beyond It
    Ensure you know your target and the area behind it to prevent unintended injury or damage.

  3. Keep Firearms Unloaded When Not in Use
    Store firearms unloaded to reduce the risk of accidental discharges.

  4. Store Firearms and Ammunition Separately
    Keep guns and ammunition in separate, locked storage to limit access, especially by children.

  5. Use the Correct Ammunition for Your Firearm
    Ensure you are using the appropriate ammunition to avoid malfunctions or damage to the weapon.

  6. Maintain Regular Firearm Maintenance
    Clean and inspect your firearms regularly to ensure they are in proper working condition and free of obstructions.

  7. Wear Eye and Ear Protection
    Protect your senses while firing to avoid long-term damage from noise or debris.

  8. Never Rely Solely on the Safety Mechanism
    Mechanical safeties can fail, so always handle firearms carefully even when the safety is engaged.

  9. Be Aware of Your Surroundings
    Always maintain awareness of your environment and the people around you when handling or transporting firearms to avoid endangering others.

  10. Treat Every Weapon as if It’s Loaded
    Always handle firearms with the assumption that they are loaded to prevent negligent discharges.