Two men have been banned from a gun range in Texas after a friend pointed a gun at the other to take a selfie, according to the manager of the range.
The incident occurred at Top Gun Range in Houston on Oct. 5, Kyle Harrison, manager of the range, told ABC News.
(MORE: Woman said she was given real knife instead of prop, stabs friend at haunted house)“The former customer brought in his own weapon for him and his friend to shoot,” Top Gun Range told ABC News. “They were given a safety brief and still broke range rules once they went out to shoot.”
“After they were promptly removed from the range, we covered which rules they broke and then banned them for life from the range,” according to Top Gun Range.
All the customers who come to the shop have to go through a safety brief and are required to follow the rules, Harrison said.
“We have people who've broken [the] safety rule[s],” Harrison said.
“I’ve never had anybody point a gun at their friend’s head before,” he added.
(MORE: Rescue crews searching for Utah man who vanished while hiking 3 weeks ago)A video shows the two men hanging out at the shooting range and taking selfies when one of the men pointed his unloaded gun at the other man’s head. It's at this point that the video shows security intervening before both men were escorted out of the range.
Harrison wants this to be a "lesson learned" for others, he said.
(MORE: Officials search for man who went missing at Rocky Mountain National Park)“We have zero tolerance for safety violations,” Harrison said.