[Ozymandias]

first aid administered via mildly touching and moving his left arm around.

[Guns N' Coffee]

It is safer at the outdoor ranges.

[strangejosh]

How does that even happen. Stupid moron cost an innocent man his life. JFC

[rhubarb_king]

Originally Posted by azblue81 ↗

He thought it was unloaded. Then he pointed it at somebody. Then he pulled the trigger. Then he didn’t help the guy he shot in the chest. Hang that motherfucker!

Sounds familiar... Like I've heard of that same thing happening before...

[AngelAssassin]

Didn't check the chamber...
Why bother taking the magazine out at all? Fuck it...

[Dr_Jackal]

Originally Posted by Gore Whore ↗

No one put pressure on the wound or anything, I'm sure it'll stop bleeding on its own.

Yeah, my blood pressure was going up watching this so thanks for the laugh!

I finally added an ankle IFAK (Individual First Aid Kit) with trauma medical gear to my EDC a few months ago so it's especially infuriating, that a place where the rules of firearm safety should be strictly enforced as reason allows (it was busy but all the more reason to calm things down and force slower pacing) not only couldn't be bothered to reasonably mitigate against such negligence but also be devoid of trauma medical. I mean, if nothing else, have chest seals at a shooting club. Come on!

Everyone employed there should have regular first aid training at a bare minimum and medical gear should be staged at multiple locations on each floor. If I owned a range I'd require every ~ RSO to also carry an IFAK on body just for situations like this.

Abysmal response at a place where such should be planned for (and a practiced response) by default. When I did unarmed, field security we had designated roles for emergency response. One person went outside to help gather/direct people to the muster point, one person was the radio comms POC, one person swept from top to bottom and one from bottom to top, etc.

As Prep Medic on YT pointed out, someone can bleed out in two minutes (or less) so time is of the essence. Get your heads out of your asses and do something useful! The lackadaisical response just makes it all the worse. You can be intentional and not panicked or rushed (i.e. sloppy). It just looked like there was no urgency and no plan beyond comforting the victim. While that counts, comfort and substantive medical help would've counted for a lot more.

Sorry about the rant but as a mere private citizen, this is just a wild thing to observe. At a shooting club. Upon re-watch there's a guy with what I assume is his daughter, as he walks her past with her on the outside and his hand over her eyes starting around 1:53.

[azblue81]

Originally Posted by rhubarb_king ↗

Sounds familiar... Like I've heard of that same thing happening before...

Except one HUGE difference: the Rust victim was a woman.

[Lucid7]

I guess the Range Safety Officer on the right thought that Jesus (over the doorway) was going to come off of the cross and save the guy because he didn't make a move.