Wanna bet he was shoving it in his waistband Mexican carry![]()
~SMH~
Luckily for him he didn't kill somebody!
Some people give the rest of us handgun carriers a bad name.
Georgia Man Accidentally Shoots Himself at Savannah Gun Show | Charles Lake | TheBlaze.com
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Guess that's the reason here in Mi. we have to unload & secure weapons at gun shows.
That's probably why there are no criminals at gun shows - they are afraid of getting shot by an accidental discharge in the parking lot
This happens more than people may realize
Man Accidentally Shoots Himself With Gun Purchased At Gun Show - New Hampshire News Story - WMUR New Hampshire
he was reloading in the parking lot...
SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) — Authorities say a Georgia man is recovering after accidentally shooting himself in the leg at a Savannah gun show.
Police say 26-year-old Charles Lake was leaving the gun show at the Savannah Civic Center around 5:10 p.m. Sunday when he discharged a round into his leg while re-loading his pistol.
Savannah-Chatham police spokesman Julian Miller says Lake bought the pistol at the gun show on Saturday and had returned Sunday to purchase another gun. Police say he was re-loading the pistol in the parking lot because loaded guns weren't allowed inside the gun show.
The Savannah Morning News reports (Man accidentally shoots himself at Savannah gun show | savannahnow.com) Lake was taken to Memorial University Medical Center with an injury not considered life-threatening. No other injuries were reported.
Savannah-Chatham police are investigating the incident.
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It happens once or twice a year here in Florida - usually in the parking lot since all firearms need to be unloaded and zip-tied inside the show. Idiots like this are why such rules are in place.
(Insert random tough-guy quote here)
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Guns - the alternative to running for your life.
I know this was a negligent discharge, but, it sounds like the rule itself was partially the problem. The guy wouldn't even had to touch his carry weapon if that rule didnt exist. Would he have shot himself next time he tried to load it at home? Probably.
My take on gun show rules...all weapons should be unloaded unless it is your concealed carry weapon. And if it's concealed, it never becomes un-concealed. Which means no trying on holsters, etc.
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Browning Hi-Power 9mm----Ruger Super Blackhawk .44