Girls .. don't dress sexy for the range ....

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"Girls .. don't dress sexy for the range ...."

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I've had hot brass down the front of the shirt and I barely even have cleavage, lol. If there were a way to purposely make it happen, that would be an excellent training tool - learning not to overreact while you have a gun in hand. Goes for both men and women. I've only been to a range twice, but saw a guy get hit in the neck with brass, and you'd have thought someone set him on fire. Big baby.

That said, I always have my hair pulled back or have a baseball cap on when I shoot. When working on the house, too. Hair suddenly blocking your view at the worst possible moment can be really bad.
 
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Took my sister-in-law to the range once, specifically told her not to wear a tank top or V-neck seeing it was summer, she listened, still got brass down her shirt! Of course natural reaction is to start flailing around to get rid of the burning brass on her boobies, but she still had a handgun in her hand. Luckily my range is fairly private, and quiet so no one else was there but us, but still sketchy trying to grab control of the firearm as she had forgotten all the gun safety rules at this point. Needless to say we packed up, and quit for the day shortly after that. :eek::confused:
 
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swilliams said:
I've had hot brass down the front of the shirt and I barely even have cleavage, lol. If there were a way to purposely make it happen, that would be an excellent training tool - learning not to overreact while you have a gun in hand. Goes for both men and women. I've only been to a range twice, but saw a guy get hit in the neck with brass, and you'd have thought someone set him on fire. Big baby.

That said, I always have my hair pulled back or have a baseball cap on when I shoot. When working on the house, too. Hair suddenly blocking your view at the worst possible moment can be really bad.
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Father shot and killed his own son not too long ago at the range via hot brass.
 
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I grabbed a woman by her belt and pulled her back behind the firing line. She had a hot shell casing go between her boobs and did a dance, while waving the pistol around, out about three feet in front of the line of other shooters. She was offended by my actions and got pissed at me for doing it until I explained where she was standing and dancing when I grabbed her belt and I made sure to let her know she had fucked up royally and was lucky I had been there to grab her and pull her back. Wearing those open front or low cut blouses at the range is ridiculous and while I must say hot brass can get almost anywhere, it sure loves to nestle between a woman's boobs.

As I said though, it can get almost anywhere. I have hot brass land between my shooting glasses and my skin and burn my face more than once. Had a 223 casing roll under my t-shirt onto my shoulder where I felt it sizzling, so I rolled my shoulder a bit and it rolled down an inch or two and kept sizzling. I just kept firing anticipating that this could happen during a firefight and I ought to be able to take it. Would not want to do it again, it was damned uncomfortable - ouch.
 
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Took a female "friend" to the range one day and she wore tight ass jeans and low cut t-shirt. A little distracting for others there but the best part was the hot brass that bounced off the barrier and down the back of her shirt then another on the front. So now that perfect cleavage has a .45 sized burn mark. Of course I was the bad guy after that. All of a sudden everyone there was a damn EMT. lol
But yeah dress down.
 
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The man bun is the Dumbest freaking hairdo, since this stupid choice.
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swilliams said:
I've had hot brass down the front of the shirt and I barely even have cleavage, lol. If there were a way to purposely make it happen, that would be an excellent training tool - learning not to overreact while you have a gun in hand. Goes for both men and women. I've only been to a range twice, but saw a guy get hit in the neck with brass, and you'd have thought someone set him on fire. Big baby.

That said, I always have my hair pulled back or have a baseball cap on when I shoot. When working on the house, too. Hair suddenly blocking your view at the worst possible moment can be really bad.
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It's not quite the same I suppose but on a recent range trip I had a piece of brass fly straight up and land between my shooting glasses and my brow. I still have the mark, freaking hurt.
 
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