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5 Myths That Put New Gun Owners In Danger

5 Myths New Gun Owners Believe That Could Put Them In Danger In this video, certified firearms instructor, Joe Yagar, dispels five dangerous myths that new gun owners often believe. The myths include thinking that merely owning a gun makes you safe, that a basic safety course is sufficient, that you'll instinctively know what to do during a threat, that self-defense laws are straightforward, and that you are mentally prepared to take a life. The instructor emphasizes the importance of ongoing training, understanding the legal complexities, and mentally preparing for the consequences of using a firearm. Watch the video to ensure you're truly prepared to keep yourself and your family safe. 00:00 Introduction: The Hidden Dangers of Gun Ownership 00:51 Lie #1: Just Having a Gun Makes Me Safe 02:07 Lie #2: A Basic Safety Course is All I Need 03:08 Lie #3: I'll Know What to Do When the Time Comes 03:54 Lie #4: The Law is Simple: It's Self-Defense 04:46 Lie #5: I'm Mentally Prepared to Take a Life 06:14 Conclusion: The True Path to Responsible Gun Ownership Youtube:    / @executivegun   Instagram: www.instagram.com/Execgun Facebook: www.facebook.com/Execgun LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/Execgun Twitter: www.twitter.com/GunExecutive Visit us at www.execgun.com and claim your free gift as a thank you for watching. Disclaimer: Information provided in this video is for educational and entertainment purposes only. I am not a lawyer and my suggestions should not be taken as legal advice. Please consult an attorney for your specific situation. While handling firearms, please make sure to exercise the four universal safety rules: 1. ALWAYS treat all firearms as if they are loaded. 2. ALWAYS point the firearm in a safe direction, and NEVER point it at anything or anyone you don't intend to destroy. 3. ALWAYS keep your finger off the trigger until you're ready to fire. 4. ALWAYS know your target, what's in front of it, and what's beyond it. Train hard, often, and SAFELY!