To: neverdem
Sorry, boys, but it’s definately “pilot error” (brain fart) here. There shouldn’t have been a round chambered in the first place. If there’s a round chambered, nothing goes inside the trigger guard but your trigger finger.
9 posted on
03/28/2008 12:35:20 PM PDT by
PowderMonkey
(Will Work for Ammo)
To: PowderMonkey
Sorry, boys, but it’s definately “pilot error” (brain fart) here. There shouldn’t have been a round chambered in the first place. If there’s a round chambered, nothing goes inside the trigger guard but your trigger finger. It's the TSA rules.
10 posted on
03/28/2008 12:36:56 PM PDT by
Hazcat
(We won an immigration BATTLE, the WAR is not over. Be ever vigilant.)
To: PowderMonkey
Figured it was an auto.
Semi-autos require an added level of thought and caution when handling.
People forget that a round was chambered. Especially, if it was chambered a couple of days before, at the range, etc.
Betting that accidents like this one happen a lot — remembering the video of police officer showing his gun to a grade school class when it discharged.
19 posted on
03/28/2008 12:44:27 PM PDT by
dhs12345
To: PowderMonkey
Excellent point. I wonder if there’s a policy on that, and if he was following it. They wouldn’t urge pilots to keep one in the chamber would they?
71 posted on
03/28/2008 3:28:02 PM PDT by
DoughtyOne
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