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When was the last time you tested your firearm's safety? Share your routine.
Your firearm's safety is the last line of defense. Here's how to test it properly: Visual Inspection: Look for wear, cracks, or loose parts on the safety lever or button. Functional Test: Engage and disengage the safety multiple times. Each click should be firm and distinct. Feel Test: The safety should move smoothly without grinding or sticking. If it feels mushy or loose, that's a red flag. Position Check: Test all safety positions (if your firearm has multiple). Each should lock firmly. Listen: You should hear a clear click when engaging. A dull thud or grinding sound means something's wrong. What to do if it fails: Don't use the firearm until it's inspected by a professional. A compromised safety isn't something to DIY. This is critical. Spring is the perfect time to run through all your firearms and check their safeties. It takes five minutes per gun and could prevent tragedy. If you find any issues, schedule an inspection with Blue Coat Arms—we'll make sure everything is functional and safe.
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@Hootey Cline Great reminder, Hootey! Firearm safety is critical, and I test mine regularly. I usually start with a visual inspection, checking for any wear and tear. Then I engage and disengage the safety a few times, making sure the clicks are distinct and firm. I also pay attention to how smoothly the safety moves; if anything feels off, I’ll get it checked by a professional. I also make sure to listen for the clear click when engaging the safety. If I don't hear it, that’s my cue to have it inspected. I think a good routine is key to peace of mind when handling firearms. Thanks for sharing this important info
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@Hootey Cline It is a privilege for letting me into your community and i would love to helping in building a real and engaging community with the right audience if you are open to it?
Let's get to know each other!
Hello all! We are Blue Coat Arms Company, a family-owned gunsmithing business out of Central Illinois. We are excited to build a community here around the thing that we love. While we are still currently working on building our content for this platform, we are fairly active on Facebook(When they let us be. The joys of being in the firearm business!) In the meantime, if you want to see what we are about, please check us out there as well. While we get everything ready to go, we want to get to know you! What are somethings that you would be interested in seeing from us? We look forward to hearing from you as we all build this community together!
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@Hootey Cline It is a privilege for letting me into your community and i would love to helping in building a real and engaging community with the right audience if you are open to it?
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