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If this is not the case, whose responsibility is it? If you have one person working a counter, one firearm should be being handled at a time (IMO). I agree that the FFL was not completely at fault, however as the vendor, HE is responsible for the safety of the firearms he has on display. As...

Oh, and thank you for a forum that contains good information regarding pretty much anything you would want to know about firearm sports, firearms, etc. I've been a lurker up until today when I decided to chime in. Here is a link to an article regarding the incident...

Ignorance/negligence and firearms don't mix, that is the message I take away from this article. Unless you intend to follow the rules of firearm safety, you should not be anywhere near a firearm, loaded or not. Personally, I think the vendor should stripped of his FFL and maybe even his FOID...