Jorg Nysgerrig
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I don't know, but a 15 year old boy a mile down the road did it 3 years ago on mother's day morning and accidentally put a .22 cal. bullet in his head.
See post #20.
I don't know, but a 15 year old boy a mile down the road did it 3 years ago on mother's day morning and accidentally put a .22 cal. bullet in his head.
LOL is this a serious question? I never have my gun loaded unless i plan to shoot it.
LOL is this a serious question? I never have my gun loaded unless i plan to shoot it.
Whatever tactical advantage you might gain by having the gun you are cleaning loaded
Help me out here.... which guns don't have a very high likelihood of going off if the trigger is pulled when they are loaded? This almost sounds like sarcasm, but based on the rest of your post I don't think that was your intent.Especially for Glocks which require a trigger pull to field strip. They are notorious for having a very high liklihood of ND/AD if the trigger is pulled while they are loaded.
If your situation is such that you are uneasy being unarmed long enough to clean your pistol, I would recommend getting a second pistol to keep loaded so you are not defenseless while you clean the primary pistol in an unloaded state
Clean your gun loaded, How?
Whole response was tongue in cheek/sarcastic. Riffing on the concept of all the "do you carry when in the bathroom"/mall ninja type threads... Takes too long to load the gun if SHTF while you were cleaning it, so what to do???? Clean the gun loaded, so its always ready to fire! (NOT!!!).jorg said:I have no idea what you are talking about. I don't recall seeing anyone mentioning a tactical advantage of cleaning a loaded gun. The point most people have been making is that the majority of "discharges during gun cleaning" is an excuse for something else.
Exactly...jorg said:Help me out here.... which guns don't have a very high likelihood of going off if the trigger is pulled when they are loaded?
I was too deadpan in the delivery I guess, it was exactly sarcasm through and through..jorg said:This almost sounds like sarcasm, but based on the rest of your post I don't think that was your intent.
streicherr said:If your situation is such that you are uneasy being unarmed long enough to clean your pistol, I would recommend getting a second pistol to keep loaded so you are not defenseless while you clean the primary pistol in an unloaded state
More sarcasm. "Perhaps its safer to have a 2nd gun around loaded for emergencies rather than trying to clean a loaded gun"... Ya think???jorg said:If one's situation is such, I would recommend moving.
You know, folks, there is no part in the Glock's manual of arms which requires you to point the gun at your own body in order to disassemble it.
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