The Coral Gables Times

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HUNTING ACCIDENTS

Continued from page 7 half million youngsters have earned marksmanship ratings with a safety record of less than half a dozen minor accidents. While opposed to some gun-regulating legislation, the National Rifle Association came generously to the aid of state safety-training programs. They supplied equipment, instructors, and know-how. In the past ten years in New York and elsewhere, they have trained and certified 35,000 additional instructors, who in turn have trained 1,500,000 young people. The course of instruction costs the state about fifty cents per pupil. It consists of four hour-long lessons, ten rounds of ammunition, a supervised field trip, and a written examination. At its conclusion students know—and can demonstrate—the answers to such questions as: "When should the safety on a gun be in the off position?" (Only when it's about to be fired.) "How should a gun be handled when crossing a fence?" (Unload, open action, place gun under fence. Climb fence, reload.) "If three hunters are walking single file down a path, in what position should each carry his gun?" (First man, muzzle pointing to the front or side. Second man, muzzle to the side. Third man, muzzle to the side or over shoulder.) "How is a gun carried in an automobile?" (Unloaded, with action open or gun in case.) "If three hunters are advancing abreast down a field and a pheasant flushes to the right and flies off in that direction, which one takes the shot?" (Man on the right.) "If three hunters are advancing abreast down a field and a rabbit breaks between the man in the middle and the one to the left, who takes the shot?" (No one.) Continued on page 10

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