How often should safety briefings take place before shooting practice?

Safety briefings are essential in ensuring that all participants understand the procedures, protocols, and responsibilities associated with handling air rifles. Conducting a safety briefing before every practice session reinforces the importance of safety and allows team members to stay up to date on any changes in procedures or rules. This regular communication helps to minimize risks and fosters a culture of safety where students remain vigilant and focused on safety practices every time they handle a firearm. Each session provides an opportunity to remind everyone of key safety tips, review any incidents or near misses that may have occurred, and address any questions or concerns, ensuring a safer environment for all participants.