For normal civilian stuff then sure, more safeties the better. For military stuff that is only suppose to be handled/operated by trained personnel then it’s less of an issue and that text is a helpful reminder or even instructional. In an irregular combat situation there might be a reason they want to fire this and that text lets them know how.
I don’t think so, they put these warnings up because they expect people to not know exactly how the gun works.
Yaou’d think they would at least put a safety lock so it can’t be rotated unless armed.
Why would they, there is a sign and such a mechanism means more maintenance. Orit could break in a bad moment.
For normal civilian stuff then sure, more safeties the better. For military stuff that is only suppose to be handled/operated by trained personnel then it’s less of an issue and that text is a helpful reminder or even instructional. In an irregular combat situation there might be a reason they want to fire this and that text lets them know how.