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I always get told "you don't have to check; it's clear" when I check after being handed one at a gun store in Weatherford... I will show this video the next time Its said...
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Is that the one on the opposite side of 20 from home depot?Originally posted by thomasblively View PostComment
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Guess it had a magazine in it, he racked the slide and I did not see anything fly out and he did not act like it.
So lucky one of those other customers did not get shot. Paranoia and videos like this are why I leave Cabelas/other stores when all the idiots are out there checking out guns not watching where they are pointing it.
So many wrongs created that situation.Originally posted by MR EDDComment
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Just about; there are 2 close together... I'm talking about Lone StarOriginally posted by krazy kris View PostComment
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Complacency at its finest.Comment
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Stupid should hurt. Whose responsibility is it to ensure a gun is unloaded? Whoever is holding it. The clerk just got off on paying his stupid tax. The officer's was paid in full though.Fuck you. We're going to Costco.Comment
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So two guys both violated the first law of firearms safety.... Impressive. Luckily neither got his Darwin Award.Comment
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I'm not sure. The LEO will now be able to remember theOriginally posted by AnthonyS View Post10, 9 rules about firearm safety much easier now.Comment
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You would be surprised how many people don't know to clear a gun. A customer brought an AR up to the shop last year to possibly trade for some work. I was welding at the time, but took a look at it after 4 people in the shop had handled it, pointed it around, ect. Soon as I was handed the gun..I cleared it, and it had a round in the chamber with no mag. Glad no one decided to test the trigger pull!Comment
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Somethin' jus jumped up and bit meh!"When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." -Benjamin Franklin
"A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover that they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury." -Alexander Fraser TytlerComment
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