Too bad they didn't have the security measures you expected.
Having a gun and firing it is super exciting. Even more so if it's one of those guns I see in your hands.
In Venezuela almost all the high school graduates of the Republic have fired a gun just like you did. We are prepared with the basics in theory and practice. We attend military camps where we do the relevant rehearsals and practices as if we were military officers. It is a subject within the educational curriculum.
In my hands was an F.A.L., I shot it several times for free 🤭 using blanks I think they call them. I didn't really learn much, but I did enjoy firing the weapon. I was left with a small bruise on my shoulder as a souvenir for a few days.
I'm very happy for you. You had a very exciting experience. If the target was @acidyo it's a good thing it wasn't that accurate.
Very exciting! Especially seeing your score and how well you did. :D It was the same excitement when I did darts even though it was ages ago when I last played it.
Oh cool! I've never tried it. Only a few courses in college require the military training as part of the curriculum.
Lol how nice it is to practice for free. Worth the bruise XD
Lol probably use another weapon for him... :D
I have also played darts, but with my children's toys 😁
Greetings.
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We here in the Philippines had such military training in our high school (CAT) and college (ROTC) curriculums too. Completing it automatically made us Army reservists.
Excellent. Here it is only for one year in high school. In the universities it is not included in the curriculum unless we study a military career.