Im often intrigued by staff members in some stores who hand a potential customer a weapon then wander away whilst the "customer "'shags about with it.
i witnessed one recently where a bloke was handed a lovely mannlicher schaunoer rifle and in the midst of shagging about slamming the bolt shut etcetc in a orgy of pubescent excitement somehow managed to jam it. he had the bloody audacity to ask if they had a hammer to "get this POS open".I nearly bloody wept at the whole sorry episode .
incidentally a older bloke escorted said irate customer out of the store shortly after.I sincerely hope the old bloke took the younger aside and had a few well chosen words!
Many moons ago in the army at Burnham, they were handing out magazines for a parade or something, and the guy next to me had a live round in his one... lucky bugger I thought...
No doubt a few red faced armourers that day!... and possibly one red arsed one...
Open or closed action the first thing a lot of people do when handed a firearm is pull the trigger watch next time you hand one to someone
@Gibo
always when passing a gun to someone i check breech is and mag is empty break gun if its a double. i expect the same if passed to me or i dont take it.
Next time your in a gun shop watch when a customer has a look at a gun
Here's a good reason to check that the firearm is unloaded before accepting it from anyone.
VIDEO: Former GPD Officer Files Lawsuit After Gunstore Incident
There has also been numerous examples in the states where malicious people have deliberately put a live round into a firearm on display at gun shows which has later been discharged by someone else.
Cheers
Pete
Monkeys would probably have more intelligence than half the humans out there as well
Even tie i think
If in doubt watch this
Chimp catches Toad
http://youtu.be/qVE60zwXx1k
A big fast bullet beats a little fast bullet every time
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