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• Do not attempt any of the processes or procedures shown or described on this website unless you are experienced and qualified to do so.
• Reloading your own ammunition can be inherently dangerous. It is not recommended to start reloading with first getting training from a reliable trainer.
• Any reloading data supplied on this website (including any comments from viewers and readers) must be assumed to be in error.
• Always consult at least three sources of manufacturer’s ammunition reloading data before reloading your own ammunition.
• Do not attempt to repair or modify any firearms based on information on this website.
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Always Practice Safe Handling of Firearms

• ALWAYS completely remove your finger from inside the trigger guard when you have finished shooting.
• THOROUGHLY read the safety and instruction manual supplied with your firearm before handling.
• ALWAYS treat every firearm as if it were loaded.
• ALWAYS ASUME that every firearm is loaded when picking it up.
• NEVER leave a loaded firearm unattended.
• ALWAYS store unloaded firearms and ammunition in separately secured locations, so that children and untrained adults cannot gain access to them.
• NEVER consume alcoholic beverages or mind altering drugs before or during the handling of firearms.
• ALWAYS make sure that the target and the area surrounding the target are safe before shooting.
• NEVER rely on the firearm’s safety mechanism.
• ALWAYS make sure the barrel of the firearm is clear of obstructions according to the safety and instruction manual.
• ALWAYS use the proper ammunition for your particular firearm.
• ALWAYS refer to the operation manual if your firearm fails to fire.
• NEVER alter or modify your firearm.
• NEVER shoot a firearm at hard surfaces or water.
• ALWAYS properly maintain your firearm.
• ALWAYS unload and verify the gun is safe before attempting to clean it
• ALWAYS wear appropriate ear and eye protection when shooting or observing.
• NEVER point a firearm at anything you do not intend to shoot regardless of whether the firearm is unloaded or on safety.