Maybe if they'd just put the "no shooting yourself anywhere on the property, intentionally or otherwise" policy in writing instead of assuming it was understood...Embalmo wrote:I wonder if there is going to be any investigations, or policy changes at Red's.
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- Thu Mar 04, 2010 5:47 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
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Re: Man accidentally kills himself at Red's in Pflugerville
- Wed Mar 03, 2010 1:42 am
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
- Topic: Man accidentally kills himself at Red's in Pflugerville
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Re: Man accidentally kills himself at Red's in Pflugerville
Depends on the gun; when I shoot my everyday .357 with .38s, I always prefer to brush out the leading before putting .357s back into it, as it makes it hard to eject .357s. OTOH, that's impossible to do with it loaded, much less with the cylinder closed. I suspect he was just wiping the gun down with a protectant cloth (or trying to wipe off the loose carbon before reholstering to keep from making a mess of his clothes and holster) and got on the trigger accidentally.chabouk wrote:If it was truly unintended, I suspect he wanted to go back to "carry mode", and had bought all the hype about how clean a gun must be to be reliable. For the most part, we waaaaay over-clean our guns, well beyond what is necessary for proper function.