Have you ever discharged a firearm accidentally??

[charlie hotel lima]

Tell me you know nothing about firearms without saying it directly.

Most folks who know what they're talking about understand the difference.

Do a lot of ND's get called AD's by those who caused them? Yes. Are all AD's ND's? No.

AD, ND, VD...none are expected or appreciated.

 

[Ken Ford]

If you suck at handling firearms just say that. It’s carelessness.
Same as accidentally dropping a baby.
Thanks for letting me know you’re not fit to hold either

We are in rare company folks.

The god of guns is here amongst us.

 

[300_whisper]

We are in rare company folks.

The god of guns is here amongst us.

If you ever ran a belt fed, with all the maintenance they receive, you will still have an AD. We had a saw that’s trigger would stick.

 

[kodis556]

Hahahaha don’t blame me cause you suck

Wow...on the site a whole 4 months with 8 whole messages and you wind up on the ignore list. Bring better arguments genius.

 

[PartyWithArty]

Yeah it wasn’t normal ringing. It was like a “thud” type ringing. Like a deep in the head feeling. I was wearing ear pro too.

It’s the concussion blast. I felt that with shooting the M777 howitzer.

 

[Psilloh1]

22 short on the couch when I was 15 12 gauge out the side of my buddies ranger when I was 16 .243 inside parents room goin to outside deck to parents room age 17 sig sauer 229 into floor at dads apartment age 22 12 gauge in kitchen when I was 18 last time ak74 installed alg trigger tried safety didn’t install safety blocker before testing age 26 will add guns were always pointed in safe direction when AD

Please sit at another Restaurant at the next meet n greet.....

 

[Kman]

When I was 19 years old I had my one and only accidental discharge. Scared me to death and killed my TV. Lesson learned and never forgotten.

 

[Gixxer]

When I was 19 years old I had my one and only accidental discharge. Scared me to death and killed my TV. Lesson learned and never forgotten.

Care to share the context? We're all here to learn from our mistakes and those of others.

 

[basstracker89]

When I was 19 years old I had my one and only accidental discharge. Scared me to death and killed my TV. Lesson learned and never forgotten.

Somewhere I heard Taps while I was reading that.......

 

[Rimfire rifleman]

Hahahaha don’t blame me cause you suck

36 yrs old and so knowledgeable and articulate, imagine that!