[Travis McGee]

BAD PISTOL! BAD BAD BAD PISTOL!

Crush the the BAD pistol, that's the solution!

(I wish I had a dollar for every time a BAD pistol with a broken ejector just UP AND SHOT ITSELF OUT A WINDOW! Geez, if it's happened to me once, it's happened a hundred time.)

[harpseal]

Bad ADA, Bad Bad ADA. No doggie treat for you. Since when does an ejector cause a firearm to discharge? An ejector merely removes a round from the chamber.

The idiot can not even make up a believable lie.

Stay well - Stay safe - Stay armed - Yorktown

[Joe Brower]

In over twenty five years of shooting, I've never once had a ND. Shot at some questionable targets in my younger years, and again when young my barrel discipline needed honing (and got it!), but I've never, ever, ever had a bullet leave the barrel without wanting it to. It's a mistake you simply do not make.

Of course, since this guy is one of the anointed, he gets off with a wrist-slap anyway. No such luck for us commoners.

[Bandolier]

See, that's the problem with Saturday night specials. They lack the necessary safety features to prevent spontaneous shooting. Nobody even needs to touch the trigger, and it just goes off. Another magical thing they do, is even if you have it in a holster, and are not playing with it, it can spontaneously blow out a plate glass window in stead of the butt cheek the holster keeps it pointed at.

;-)

[wardaddy]

“When you purchase a handgun, you must first fill out a permit to purchase, which asks for all the pertinent information, such as where you live, why you need the gun, etc. This is essentially the same information that registering a handgun would provide.”

I thought Brady Bill clearance was not supposed to be used as a database for information on either the gun or the purchaser. Stupid me!!

Did not Ashcroft however imperfect he is, specifically ask the courts to enforce the letter of Brady Bill legislation which says this is only for purchase approval and not to create a database?