Ralph III
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Firstly, I didn't say that I didn't read any of the other posts. Secondly, I was correcting your statement that the OP saw and recognized a "problem before it becomes a problem". The OP didn't recognize a potential issue and then he created a dangerous situation by actually losing his gun in a chair. If a child had found the gun or someone had sat on it causing an accidental discharge, THEN there would have been a problem now wouldn't there.If you had read the other posts yours would be moot.
I chose to post what I did and I'd do it again because it will never be "moot" no matter how many times it gets posted. You have the wrong attitude and it's not such I'd tolerate in my house or while around other gun owners. Firearm safety and firearm awareness isn't something to take trivially and it can never be over stressed.
I've been around guns all of my life and I've been around a lot of people with guns all of my life. We were raised to adhere to safety and to be firearm conscious. A lot of folks aren't and consequently they don't practice such. I've witnessed things like this and there are stories all over the internet about such. Things like this are way to prevalent and they should not be if proper firearm awareness was practiced. If my post pisses you then good because gun owners should practice both responsibility as well as promote responsibility. You can remove the winking Emoji now.
Ralph
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