Fueled by Caffeine wrote: I like where this is going. http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2015-08-20/oklahoma-man-at-muslim-free-gun-store-accidentally-shoots/6711768
Huh, I'd heard that all guns are engineered to never ever ever fire from being dropped?
Fueled by Caffeine wrote: I like where this is going. http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2015-08-20/oklahoma-man-at-muslim-free-gun-store-accidentally-shoots/6711768
Huh, I'd heard that all guns are engineered to never ever ever fire from being dropped?
In reply to GameboyRMH:
You heard very wrongly then, some are, some aren't. Exposed hammer handguns are usually more susceptible to the drop firing, but I witnessed a Springfield XD(semi auto) fire after falling off a night stand in its holster...
I had a patient once who carried a Taurus Judge in the pocket of his coveralls (because snakes). He was putting them on one day and the gun slipped out and fired on impact. Sprayed his legs and lower torso pretty good from the .410 birdshot.
Fun fact of the day: usually when you are hit with birdshot we don't pick the pellets out. Antibiotics and let them heal in place. Makes future X-rays look more interesting 
In reply to KyAllroad:
Yea, I think almost all revolvers can have that happen, my single action hoglegs won't, but that's due to me always carrying them mid cycle instead of having the firing pin resting on a primer....
lol this guy is behaving like me and my friends did when we first got the internet in the 90s as 12 year olds just being ridiculous trolling everyone.
G. P. Snorklewacker wrote:etifosi wrote:I would buy that shirt
Because I like you guys I just sent the design to my shirt guy. He owes me a favor.
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