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Florida Man Shoots Himself And His Friend In A Horrific Gun Range Accident.

When I woke up this morning, I discovered an email from a  fellow Sheepdog about two men shot at a gun range in Florida. The incident occurred a few years ago, but the lesson we can learn is highly relevant to us today. The surveillance footage shows the moment a man shot himself and his friend while inside a Florida gun range. Here's what happened. One man decided he would teach his buddy how to shoot a gun. As the men were shooting, they received a basic malfunction… As most of you know, a basic malfunction is easy to fix if you know what to do. Unfortunately, these men didn't have a clue. The men walked to the back of the room, which is extremely dangerous on its own... ...and began fumbling around with the gun to fix the malfunction. BANG! The gun went off, and one of the men began jumping up and down; he shot his finger off. The other man had been shot in the leg and was desperately attempting to control the bleeding. These men made several critical mistakes. Mistake #1: They failed to perform a safety inspection. Mistake #2: The shooter had his finger on the trigger. Mistake #3: The firearm was pointed in an unsafe direction… Mistake #4: They were NOT handling the firearm at the firing line… Mistake #5: These men tried to learn how to become safe and responsible firearms owners on their own. My goal was to give shooters who have never received professional firearms training a step-by-step process that they could follow to handle a gun safely, make accurate shots at the range, and feel safe and confident handling firearms. Learn More About The Beginners Guide To Firearms Here >>>  [https://beginners.tampacarry.com/sales-page1649701094137] And as of this writing, we have helped over 10,000 first-time shooters feel safe and confident handling a firearm.  In the movie The Matrix, Neo was asked to choose between two pills, and I will ask you to do the same thing. Choose the RED PILL 💊 and stay in wonderland… Continue going to the range, struggling to make accurate shots, and never really understanding what your doing. Or  Choose the BLUE PILL and rapidly increase your skills and confidence by investing in yourself…  If you choose the BLUE PILL, click the button below to learn more about…  The Beginners Guide To Firearms Here >>>  [https://beginners.tampacarry.com/sales-page1649701094137]

Channel 10 Reporter Manipulated The Story…

Yesterday I was interviewed by a reporter by 10 Tampa Bay News reporter Liz Crawford. Liz wanted to get my thoughts about a new law that went into effect yesterday regulating 80% firearm kits, “Ghost Guns.”  Before the interview, I was afraid that Liz would chop up my comments to fit her narrative…  So I secretly recorded the entire interview and uploaded it to YouTube.  When I woke up this morning, I was excited to see if Liz shared the truth or if she had manipulated my comments.  You will never believe what happened.  They chopped up my comments and did not share the truth… Shocker right.  Stay Safe, Sheepdogs,  Ryan G. Thomas

Joe Biden Declares War On Ghost Guns

“She will never interview you again.” Tiffany sent me this text message seconds after my interview with 10 Tampa Bay reporter Liz… Here’s what happened As I was driving home from the range, I received a text message from a reporter requesting an interview. As a man of the people, how could I say no to such a request? It turns out that the Biden administration released new guidelines today for the regulation of 80% firearms, aka ghost guns. Let me tell you, I didn’t hold back in this interview. I shared my thoughts and opinions, and I doubt what I said in the interview will be included in the news… But luckily for you, I secretly recorded my interview with News Channel 10 so that the world would hear what I have to say. I hope you enjoy… The Legendary Ryan G

“Don’t Touch It… Don’t You F*ching Touch It…”

"Don't touch it... Don't you f*cking touch it..." screamed a Hillsborough County Sheriffs Deputy as he stood next to my car, ready to shoot me at a moment's notice. This is a real-life story that happened to me eight years ago. Let me start at the beginning... It was around 10 p.m., and I was driving down HWY 60, weaving in and out of traffic, when suddenly I noticed flashing lights behind me. After I pulled over, the deputy asked me why I was driving like I was in Nascar? I responded with my classic quick wit. "Sir, I'm just a highly motivated driver..." He was not impressed by my joke and asked for my license and registration. When I opened my wallet and removed my driver's license, the deputy saw my Florida concealed carry permit, and he lost his freaking mind. "Where's the gun!!? Where's the gun!!?" the deputy screamed as he stepped away from my vehicle placing his hand on his gun. I was shocked 😳 at how this deputy wildly overreacted to seeing a piece of plastic in my wallet. So I immediately put my hands up and held them out of the window. And then I made another idiotic comment, "Sir, you need to calm down," First of all, telling an officer to calm down is like telling a woman that she's overreacting... It's never going to end well. "Calm down? Calm down; where's the gun?" The deputy responded in a frustrated voice. The tension in the air was insane, and I knew I needed to get this deputy to relax before I got killed. I responded, "The firearm is in my waistband with my hands up and out of the window." "Don't touch it... Don't you f*cking touch it..." the deputy screamed as he stood in fear next to my car with his hand on his gun. At this moment, I realized that I had made a terrible mistake. Florida Concealed Carry Law does not require us to notify police that we have a firearm inside our vehicle. In fact, for years, I refused to tell police that I had a firearm because it was none of their business. But on this day, my mindset completely changed. Getting pulled over is highly stressful, and having a gun in the car brings that stress to a whole new level. Many states require you to immediately notify a law enforcement officer that you have a firearm… However, I don't want an officer to see my firearm or my permit and get scared, so I always disclose that I have a gun immediately. Would you agree that there is a right and wrong way to tell the police you have a gun? The wrong way is to lean out the window and yell, "I HAVE A GUN…" Inside my best-selling book, Florida Concealed Carry Law 2022, I  share with you seven things you must do to inform an officer that you have a firearm. These seven secrets will help you properly tell an officer about your gun without putting yourself in danger. Claim Your FREE Copy of  Florida Concealed Carry Law Here >>> [https://www.floridaconcealedcarrylaw.com/homes] That's all I have for today. So until next time, keep training and stay safe… Ryan G. Thomas P.S. I almost forgot to tell you the rest of the story. After the sheriff's deputy wildly overreacted "Sir, I am a military veteran. I'm a firearms instructor, have a valid Florida concealed carry permit, and own a local gun store. I am not a threat to you." The deputy threw my driver's license into my car and said, "Get out of this parking lot, and don't you f*cking touch your gun until I'm gone..." So I got the hell out of there as fast as possible.