You don't to 'verify empty' by pulling the trigger to disassemble. You verify, double verify, triple verify, then pull the trigger when you know it's empty.
I prefer having a way to slowly lower the hammer; but not always possible.
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Have you ever discharged a firearm accidentally??
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I prefer having a way to slowly lower the hammer; but not always possible.
I figured at the time that before I put my hands around the Glock to disassemble, if it accidentally discharged somewhere, it wouldn’t be my hand or someone else in the house. I can get a new tv, I can’t get a new hand. I am older and wiser from learning from my mistakes thank God. Some people never learn.
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Thank you. It’s good to be here.
It’s a joke, not a Negligent discharge. No need to take it so hard hahahhah
Super tragic story about what appears to be an ND.
www.yahoo.com
Hunter Dies After He Accidentally Shoots Himself While Removing Gun from Vehicle: Officials
The victim has been identified by Texas authorities as 45-year-old Jose Ramirez
Super tragic story about what appears to be an ND.
Hunter Dies After He Accidentally Shoots Himself While Removing Gun from Vehicle: Officials
The victim has been identified by Texas authorities as 45-year-old Jose Ramirez
I wonder exactly how it happened for educational purposes. Very sad and tragic.
Yes, a Hellcat pro. It was after driving alone for 8+ hours no sleep.
I didn't take the mag out. Tried to clear.
Pow. This was in a hotel in Indiana across from where K. Harris would be speaking a month later.
Luckily, I abided by the other two rules of firearm safety and my son didn't get hurt. I tried to trace where it could have gone. Thankfully, the hotel used to be a railroad station with a lot of metal.
They tore the hotel down the same year. I sold the hellcat pro time I got back to my home state.
I didn't take the mag out. Tried to clear.
Pow. This was in a hotel in Indiana across from where K. Harris would be speaking a month later.
Luckily, I abided by the other two rules of firearm safety and my son didn't get hurt. I tried to trace where it could have gone. Thankfully, the hotel used to be a railroad station with a lot of metal.
They tore the hotel down the same year. I sold the hellcat pro time I got back to my home state.
15 20 years back, had always shot AR's with nothing but mil spec triggers. Got a geissele 3GSD trigger and put it in my old Bushmaster. First shot was a double tap by accident. I could not believe it and thankfully nobody was watching.
I shot a Colt AR / SP-1 that had a trigger light enough that it would bump fire when shooting it from the prone position as the gun would bounce off the flesh on your shoulder from shot #1 and push the gun forward again against your fixed-position trigger finger giving you shot #2 that you did not want or expect.
