[rcellis]

She was startled by a noise inside a building while investigating a burglar alarm - stepped back, claimed to stumble as she drew her Glock, heard a soft pop sound, then the gun went off. A suspect on the other side of a garage door was hit in the leg by a 9mm round.

Of course I'm not blaming the Glock - after all they have that ultra safe trigger that makes the gun safe - what the 25-year-old officer's trigger finger was doing at the time is not reported. Suspect, er, aledged suspect was not seriously wounded - the bullet went through without hitting a pumping station...

What's my point? Nothing really. Poking a little fun at my Glockenschpeel buddies here... Noting that youngsters sometimes make youngster mistakes... Throwing some gas on the 9mm vs. .45 fires. <grin>

Clint

[Seraph]

Ain't that just a bitch, when a gun goes off, all by its wittle self?:rolleyes:

[BamBam-31]

What's Hoot's line from BHD? :p

[gudel]

Ain't that just a bitch, when a gun goes off, all by its wittle self? :rolleyes:

yup it is. others claim guns kill people too ;) I have never seen a gun walks by itself, got pissed off and discharge itself :D

[pistolwhipped]

Last weekend my Glock chased me around the house for ten minutes over a TV program dispute. When unable to catch me, it got mad and shot my dog.

[Serendipity]

Yeah, if only the dumbass had been carrying a pistol with a manual thumb safety, all would be good in the world. Hahahahaha! Why would anybody think that the same thing wouldn't have happened, as she flicked off the safety and had her finger on the trigger?

[Johnny Guest]

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