Washington Times: Obama's war on guns and oil

[Clay Turner]

More for your "You can't make this stuff up" file.

Excerpt:
 
"OSHA's complaint only grows more ridiculous when it describes how a range instructor was observed "reaching down on the range floor to collect a loaded handgun cartridge. The employee was not wearing any hand protection such as gloves." Worse, this maniac was also seen touching a broom handle without gloves ‑ increasing the fine by $4,200."

http://p.washingtontimes.com/news/20...-guns-and-oil/

[islandermyk]

Don't grab the broom without gloves or you'll be labeled a maniac

[DD977GM2]

I can not stand OSHA. They are one hug monkey f****** a football.

I worked hand in hand with them in August 2007 at the Crandell Canyon Mine Rescue in Utah
and they had no clue where the sky was or even how to turn on a flashlight
at night on top of the mountain.



My surpised face

[Ranger]

Damn, I'm never going to shake hands with someone who works at a range again, I might get GUN COOTIES!

[blacklabel]

I've got an idea of what OSHA can do with that broom handle. Gloves will be the last thing on their minds.

[lpgasman]

"Penalties also racked up because the range carelessly disregarded the need for a “labeling system” with “hazard warnings, words, pictures, symbols or a combination thereof” to let employees know they shouldn’t try to drink Hoppes #9 or CLP Break-Free solvent"

I wonder if the broom had a warning label? DO NOT PUT IN YOUR ASS.

[rockhound]

there's always time for lubricant

[BPTactical]

"Penalties also racked up because the range carelessly disregarded the need for a “labeling system” with “hazard warnings, words, pictures, symbols or a combination thereof” to let employees know they shouldn’t try to drink Hoppes #9 or CLP Break-Free solvent"

Your average individual does not need that warning.
Only OSHA employees do.

[KevDen2005]

The maniac that didn't use gloves when grabbing a broom...oh the humanity!!!

[45XD]

More for your "You can't make this stuff up" file.

Excerpt:
 
"OSHA's complaint only grows more ridiculous when it describes how a range instructor was observed "reaching down on the range floor to collect a loaded handgun cartridge. The employee was not wearing any hand protection such as gloves." Worse, this maniac was also seen touching a broom handle without gloves ‑ increasing the fine by $4,200."

http://p.washingtontimes.com/news/20...-guns-and-oil/

No, no, no... you guys are looking at this all wrong. It was because it was a "loaded" round that he needed gloves. Safer that way.
You know, since these things are going off like crazy all over the place....