I had a good laugh when I read this. :lol:I carry a round in the chamber, and it fires accidentally on a regular basis.
I thought it would satisfy the antis. That's what they try to get people to believe happens!geaux_tigers said:I had a good laugh when I read this. :lol:I carry a round in the chamber, and it fires accidentally on a regular basis.
That wasn't an accident. That was negligence.jason1 said:I have seen one of the sales guys at bulleyemarksman in cumming accidental discharge a 22 rifle in the showroom in the ceiling when he was taking the 22 rifle apart to be cleaned.
And they're usually drunk . . .Tinkerhell said:. . . and my pistols are out on the back deck firing randomly into the woods just because they can.
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Yeah, this one time my Glock got so excited that is just fired while inside of my holster. It was the craziest thing. To be fair, it was looking at a sexy little Glock 26.Malum Prohibitum said:Maybe the poll should be edited to state the adverb "negligently" in substitution of "accidently" and then include a category for weapons that fire all by themselves with no input from the owner.
would that be premature discharge??Rammstein said:Yeah, this one time my Glock got so excited that is just fired while inside of my holster. It was the craziest thing. To be fair, it was looking at a sexy little Glock 26.Malum Prohibitum said:Maybe the poll should be edited to state the adverb "negligently" in substitution of "accidently" and then include a category for weapons that fire all by themselves with no input from the owner.