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Thread: Things that make you go hmmmmm......

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    Default Things that make you go hmmmmm......

    I'm wondering how a gun simply "goes off".

    http://www.officer.com/online/articl...ion=1&id=41226



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    Was it in his holster and climbed out or laying around and got up and shot on its own? If I were a betting man I would bet he, they were doing something they should not have.
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    For some reason I bet if it was one of us it would have said "Concealed carry permit holder tries to murder fellow permit holder."

    While I do believe it is possible for some guns to malfunction and fire accidently, I do not believe they will do this in the holster unhandled.
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    hmmmmmmm at least it was'nt two innocent kids this time. it's hard to understand how these things happen.
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    Uhhh... yeah. About that? Yeah. I think said police officer was doing something he shouldn't have been with that gun.

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    definitely a "hmmm" situation.
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    Not likely the gun fired itself while holstered as the other officer was hit in the chest . . . must have jumped out of the holster somehow . . . dang those guns that go off by themselves--they give a bad name to all the others, you know, the well behaved ones that don't fire until the trigger is pulled.

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    Just another sterling example of why only experts should be allowed to handle guns!:Poep:
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    Imagine this - The officer who had the "self-firing" gun was demonstrating a hand stand and somehow the gun went off. Looking at various LEO duty rigs, this is the only way I can see the other officer getting shot in the chest.



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    Just goes to show that all holsters should have a retention strap. If they don't (just ask any gungrabber) the gun is capable of jumping out of the holster and start shooting at people.

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