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hey dumbass ur spost to treat ever gun as it's loaded and the safeties not on!!!! come on.
no I spelled safety right because I was talking bout more than one. spost u know what I mean. and I'm playing cod. it's an fml not English class
No. Not more than one. It should have said "safety's," as in "safety is." And last time I checked, spost is not a word. Dumbass.
LAWL ITS TEH INTERNETS GAIZZZ I CAN SPELL HOWEVER I WANT RITE?!1!!?
Haha 72, 20 is a painful example of that attitude. It's interesting to see what new words and abbreviations Internet idiots come up with everyday. "Spost" was a new one for me. I really don't understand why people want to look like illiterate idiots to millions of other readers.
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YDI! If you're going to practice gun safety, the first step is to clear the chamber with barrel down and fingers nowhere near the the trigger. Do that first step every time, even when you know the weapon is unloaded, and you will never have an "accident".
so it literally backfired.
pretty sure the gun did not actually "backfire".
I am so glad I taught my kids proper gun handling techniques, and to NEVER point it at anyone, and to always make sure the gun is unloaded before pulling the trigger(including checking the barrel), and to always make sure the safety is on prior to storing it or putting it down. Of course I also have trigger locks on all my guns as well, just as an extra safety precaution
ok so I agree with most of that except...if someone breaks into your house and is threatening your kids, are you going to have to say, "hold on a minute while I unlock my gun and load it..." a locked, unloaded gun is more of a safety risk in time of need than a loaded gun carefully stored (such as in a safe requiring a fingerprint scanner, for example).
No I have a loaded unlocked gun that I keep near me at all times that the kids know about. The only ones(the 16 yr old, and a 13 yr old) who know where it is always kept also know that I check it every day and if it has been moved, hell will come down upon them The other guns are kept under lock and key though
"Hell will come down on them" Unless a bullet goes through you......
lkd8165 - and there's the problem with America's gun laws, any moron can get his hands on a gun and walk into your house. In Australia gun violence is much, much lower and 99% of gun owners have them for recreational sport, not "self defense" because guns just aren't needed in Australia for self defense.
you should go demonstrate electric fence safety by not pissing on one next time. get it on video and post it to you tube.
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No. 11 says it best.
The father should be locked up since the guns weren't. Allowing kids access to loaded guns is not sensible, reprehensible and indefensible. And some other words that end in "ensible".
I'll never understand how people are dumb enough to accidently let out a shot. Either you figured the safety's on and shot it anyway, which is dumb, OR you pulled the trigger by mistake. I'll NEVER get how one accidently pulls a trigger.
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You shouldn't be fingering another guy's rods right in front of their own daughters. Accidental discharges will have many negative consequences.
This whole scenario is wrong on so many levels. At least it was only the floor, however.