The answer is an automatic yes in itself because weapons safety is taught nonstop in the army, from the moment you join and every single time you are up for weapons requalification.
With all due respect to our servicepeople, just having served in the armed services in no way guarantees you’re an expert with firearms, competent at firearm safety, or qualified to be a professional armorer.
Anyone who’s been around them knows, the military takes all types.
Notice he didn’t answer the question with a yes or no…
The answer is an automatic yes in itself because weapons safety is taught nonstop in the army, from the moment you join and every single time you are up for weapons requalification.
With all due respect to our servicepeople, just having served in the armed services in no way guarantees you’re an expert with firearms, competent at firearm safety, or qualified to be a professional armorer.
Anyone who’s been around them knows, the military takes all types.
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The users above you are making some damn tenuous arguments.