Bullets For Safety Lesson

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Today I met with my mentor and started out with the safety course. I learned different types of bullets for different types of guns. Some bullets are used for self defense and some are used pretty much just for practice like in ranges. Bullets for self defense are more expensive than more or less practice bullets. I learned that almost every gun has a different bullet and a different size bullet. If a bullet is used in the wrong gun it can cause the gun to malfunction and it could possibly blow up. For example a 22 magnum has a 22 hundredths of an inch diameter bullet if you put in the wrong bullet you can damage the gun very badly. I learned the difference between a revolver and a glock. I learned how to properly hand someone these weapons

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