Michigan Open Carry, Inc.
General Category => Latest News Stories => Topic started by: gryphon on November 15, 2012, 10:44:37 PM
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The good news: he did this while in a doctor's parking lot.
The bad news: it was an ObGyn.
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Police say the accident occurred at about 12:35 while 22-year-old Nicholas W. Durnil, Washington, was waiting in the parking lot. He was wiping down a .40-caliber Glock handgun when it accidentally discharged sending a bullet into his left thigh.
http://www.duboiscountyfreepress.com/accidental-shooting-in-drs-parking-lot/ (http://www.duboiscountyfreepress.com/accidental-shooting-in-drs-parking-lot/)
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Accidental discharge, my butt. It was an ND!
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ND?
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ND?
Negligent Discharge
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Always happens "when cleaning" or "wiping down".... WT-F- was he doing "wiping it down" while sitting in the parking lot?! Give me a break... that whole "cleaning it and it went off" is a cover story for dumb-dumbs that PULL THE TRIGGER....
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Always happens "when cleaning" or "wiping down".... WT-F- was he doing "wiping it down" while sitting in the parking lot?! Give me a break... that whole "cleaning it and it went off" is a cover story for dumb-dumbs that PULL THE TRIGGER....
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I only clear or wipe down my firearm when I am at home (or wherever I am staying) and only after I've unloaded it.
Aside from that, I handle it gingerly when loaded, usually only to transfer holsters.
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Always happens "when cleaning" or "wiping down".... WT-F- was he doing "wiping it down" while sitting in the parking lot?! Give me a break... that whole "cleaning it and it went off" is a cover story for dumb-dumbs that PULL THE TRIGGER....
WHOA THERE... It's a Glock. That's to be expected from them. They have no safety and will go off all by themselves. This is precisely why I NEVER leave my Glock in an assembled state. It is always field stripped with the ammo stored at a different location. I'm not taking any chances with one of those dangerous guns.
I once heard a story about a guy that knew a fellow that heard about his cousin's boyfriend's uncle getting shot by one that accidentally went off while stored in a safe. But I think it was in a Serpa holster. :o
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Oh wait... I just remembered that I think I lost that Glock in that horrific boating accident I had last winter while ice fishing. ;)
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Mine must be busted or soemthing... it only goes off when I press the bang button!!!!
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Mine must be busted or soemthing... it only goes off when I press the bang button!!!!
You might be able to get that fixed under warranty.
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You might be able to get that fixed under warranty.
I would send it in, but I"m afraid it might shoot the UPS guy!!
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Love my Glock 19 . You know mine will go off only if I pull the trigger. Darn I will have that fixed Carry On. 8) :D
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I seen more glocks ad and blow up then any other pistol.
I did some water test on my glock after dipping it it would shoot one time then ftf. After i cleaned it it worked fine. Under water i got 1 shot off then it ftf. Same ammo in my P226 i shot a mag under water with no problems never had a issue. But then again its a sig i would expect nothing less from the warfighter go to pistol.
But to this date i personaly seen 8 glocks chambers blow on factory ammo. My personal glock to this date had 2 AD's thank god it was at the range after each one the whole gun was taken apart and inspected i no longer use it.
On the topic of AD i got as Rem 700 that has that nice ad feature of when you put the safety on if a round is chamber some times it will set it off.
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On the topic of AD i got as Rem 700 that has that nice ad feature of when you put the safety on if a round is chamber some times it will set it off.
That's one way of clearing the weapon.