[billorites]

Remarkably incontinent.

Clintonian, almost.

[cynicom]

I thought guns were illegal in Britain???

[isthisnickcool]

Lottery winner almost killed?

[tet68]

Steel jacketed?
FMJ probably.

[Cathryn Crawford]

Ooops. There goes the Prince.

[Larry Lucido]

Why does Andrew need armed guards? No one else had guns, so he should be perfectly safe.

[Pan_Yans Wife]

Seems like a lot of accidental discharges, although I am not suggesting that they are suspicious. I wonder how often the Secret Service accidently fires a weapon, in the vicinity of the President, or his residence?

[annyokie]

Ahem! Prince Wills pix?

[DD938]

That's Jeff Fuller as in "Fuller Brush Man"???

[willyboyishere]

"Accidental"??? This is probably the same guy who Andrew, in a moment of giddy fun about five years ago, turned a high-powered water hose on, then laughed when the guy was drenched and knocked on his ass.

[tubebender]

With friends like this who needs enemies...

[Falcon4.0]

"10ft from where the Duke of York was standing."

I've had 30-06 rounds zing by my head closer than that.

But I guess it never made the paper because I'm not a "Duke".

[gcruse]

Well, here's your problem. They need to change the name to princeguard. A body guard needs a body to guard.

[Paul Atreides]

All this time I thought that the 80s soap, Dynasty, was way over the top. I didn't take the Royal Family into account.

[tlb]

It's a shame Princess Diana isn't still in the Palace. The staff never prematurely discharged when she was on top of things.

[newwahoo]

From what I've learned since I joined the NYPD, Glocks need to have the trigger pulled as part of the breakdown process for cleaning. I still remember all the instructors covering their ears when the recruit officers that had chosen the Glock 19 as their service weapon reached that part of the process!

[green team 1999]

Fuller, 48, has been Andrew's personal bodyguard for 12 years and previously worked with the Queen and Princess Anne. Protection officers are armed with Austrian-made Glock semi-automatic pistols, which fire steel-jacketed rounds at 1,350ft per second.

the same problem continue with glocks,people put the finger on the trigger and disable the safety,result= accidental discharge.

that is why new gun owners should stay away from such weapon

[green team 1999]

this could never happen with a Beretta,you have the safety "on",remove magazine,then pull slide back and cartridge ejects safely,even if you lost grip of slide from your hand,safety is still "on",as long the safety is "on" the trigger don`t work,with or without a finger.

[The KG9 Kid]

Yet another accidental discharge from the world-famous Glock 'Safe-Action' pistols.