bkelly4790
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How to accidentally discharge your pistol properly.
- Thread starter GunGuy34
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You dont know that. That is nothing more that you making up stuff to support you position.
LOL sure OK
Must be real hard for you to use your guns with no safe direction to shoot them at the range or in the woods hunting
And yes it would be "ok" if he lit off a round in his house and it didn't hit anyone or him self. Just like it was on the range in the video.
Shawn
You dont know that. That is nothing more that you making up stuff to support you position.
LOL sure OK
Must be real hard for you to use your guns with no safe direction to shoot them at the range or in the woods hunting
And yes it would be "ok" if he lit off a round in his house and it didn't hit anyone or him self. Just like it was on the range in the video.
Shawn
If he had done the gunsmithing properly then he wouldn't have had a negligent discharge would he? Any round fired that was not intentional and any damage to person or property that was not intentional is a problem. Obviously human life comes first but it doesn't excuse the ND.
you should step off your soap box.
So, I've watched this video half a dozen times now - and looped the discharge over a dozen times. It is clear through most of his handling that his finger is clear of the trigger, but at the moment of discharge, I can't see that. Now the RO says he could could clearly see it - but also points to floor and says the bullet hit there. I disagree. Maybe he didn't see everything as well as he remembers.
Interesting video, but I couldn't see enough to convince me.
Rob!
Interesting video, but I couldn't see enough to convince me.
Rob!
