Glock Launches 'Follow the Four' Safety Campaign
June is National Safety Month and Glockās annual āFollow the Fourā safety pledge campaign is now fully underway. The campaign encourages each firearm user to follow the four basic rules of gun ownership:
Rule #1 Treat all firearms as if they are loaded.
Rule #2 Never point a gun at anything you are not willing to destroy.
Rule #3 Keep your finger off the trigger until youāre ready to fire.
Rule #4 Always be sure of your target and what is beyond it.
As of Monday, more than 53,000 had taken the pledge at the campaignās website.Ā Those who sign up get a chance to win daily swag such as stickers, badges, and mugs while one grand prize winner will grab a trip to Glockās U.S. Headquarters.
āWe believe that the first and most important step to being a responsible gun owner is knowing how to handle and store your firearm safely,ā says Glock Vice President Josh Dorsey. āAnd as a firearms manufacturer and a leader in the industry, it is Glockās first and foremost responsibility to teach and promote firearms safety.ā
Since you came this far, enjoy this 2016 classic Follow the Four from The Gunny and Team Glock.
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