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the gun store employee talking should have stopped him from the moment he saw him TOUCHING the gun
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Quoted: Yep, he jacked the slide back and jammed up the round that was in the mag into the back of the round that was in the chamber. Dropped the mag, took that round (which was in the mag, not in the chamber) and put it on the counter. That's why he was dicking around with it so long. When he initially racked the slide back he got that fresh round jammed up... View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Ok..watched it twice...saw him pull the mag...then cycle the slide and put a loose round on the counter..... Wait.... your right... wtf? Yep, he jacked the slide back and jammed up the round that was in the mag into the back of the round that was in the chamber. Dropped the mag, took that round (which was in the mag, not in the chamber) and put it on the counter. That's why he was dicking around with it so long. When he initially racked the slide back he got that fresh round jammed up... Ok that makes sense. I was wondering how the F he got the mag out, a cartridge out and still had a round to negligently remove his buddy’s testicles. |
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Just one rule to follow....
Always keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction. Follow that one rule and nothing bad happens |
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Quoted: Yep, he jacked the slide back and jammed up the round that was in the mag into the back of the round that was in the chamber. Dropped the mag, took that round (which was in the mag, not in the chamber) and put it on the counter. That's why he was dicking around with it so long. When he initially racked the slide back he got that fresh round jammed up... View Quote |
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Quoted: Why can't people just not point their guns at people when they're fucking with firearms and simply keep the finger off... View Quote It's a glock. he pulled the mag out, racked the slide twice, took the round that got ejected on the counter and then was trying to take the slide off and you have to pull the trigger. i don't know how a round got chambered, but he never check that the gun was unloaded before trying to take the slide off by pulling the trigger. |
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I don't see him pulling back the slide before he takes the mag out.
I see him draw from the holster pull the mag, put it on the counter rack the slide twice and put a round on the counter. then he never checks it is clear and starts with taking the slide off. Where did the round that went off come from? |
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Unrelated to the ND, but I wouldn't sell a fucking thing to the 4 in the flip flop crew standing over by the window.
Tan dress lady looks hot? |
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Why the hell is it so f'ing difficult to not point a gun at people. I don't understand it. It pisses me off whenever I see this at a LGS. I don't give a fuck if you know it's unloaded. You're too dumb to handle firearms. And this guy pointed at his friend and put his finger on the trigger.
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We had a counter guy, shot by another counter guy here years back. Customer brought in a contender rifle to have a scope mounted. Yep, a single shot break action in .243. How in the blue fuck do you not clear a break action? Rifle got put in a gun vice on the counter pointed toward the showroom, cocked for some reason and trigger pulled. Counter guy on the floor needed several feet of intestine put back together and never was the same again.
Idiots. |
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Quoted: It's a glock. he pulled the mag out, racked the slide twice, took the round that got ejected on the counter and then was trying to take the slide off and you have to pull the trigger. i don't know how a round got chambered, but he never check that the gun was unloaded before trying to take the slide off by pulling the trigger. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Why can't people just not point their guns at people when they're fucking with firearms and simply keep the finger off... It's a glock. he pulled the mag out, racked the slide twice, took the round that got ejected on the counter and then was trying to take the slide off and you have to pull the trigger. i don't know how a round got chambered, but he never check that the gun was unloaded before trying to take the slide off by pulling the trigger. That’s what happened when a gun store customer nearly put one in my head. Ricocheted off the counter and embedded in the wooden ammo shelf next to my head. Owner gave no fucks. Policy didn’t change. |
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Quoted: I don't see him pulling back the slide before he takes the mag out. I see him draw from the holster pull the mag, put it on the counter rack the slide twice and put a round on the counter. then he never checks it is clear and starts with taking the slide off. Where did the round that went off come from? View Quote I watched it several times. He takes the mag out, pulls back the slide, sets the bullet on the counter, then BANG! WTF. For a double feed the slide would have needed to be already open before he removed the mag. Looks like gun shop employee doesn't notice the guy finger fucking his CCW. |
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Quoted: I watched it several times. He takes the mag out, pulls back the slide, sets the bullet on the counter, then BANG! WTF. For a double feed the slide would have needed to be already open before he removed the mag. Looks like gun shop employee doesn't notice the guy finger fucking his CCW. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I don't see him pulling back the slide before he takes the mag out. I see him draw from the holster pull the mag, put it on the counter rack the slide twice and put a round on the counter. then he never checks it is clear and starts with taking the slide off. Where did the round that went off come from? I watched it several times. He takes the mag out, pulls back the slide, sets the bullet on the counter, then BANG! WTF. For a double feed the slide would have needed to be already open before he removed the mag. Looks like gun shop employee doesn't notice the guy finger fucking his CCW. I think when he drew and pulled the mag that a round stripped off exiting the mag well into his hand. He set down the mag but retained the single round when first messing with the slide, then set down the loose round to better grab the slide. I don't think any round what ever cleared from the weapon. |
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Quoted: Signage appears to be Portuguese.. Brazil? View Quote Yes. https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g680306-d13005920-Reviews-CCTC_Clube_de_Caca_e_Tiro_Camboriu-Balneario_Camboriu_State_of_Santa_Catarina.html https://www.cctc-camboriu.com.br/ https://www.facebook.com/ClubedeTiroCamboriu Edit: News story on it- link Translation from google- Click To View Spoiler A man was hit by an accidental shot at a hunting and shooting club in the coastal town of Camboriú. The case occurred on January 9, but returned to resonate with the release of the video. The victim is doing well.
The images from the security cameras show the moment when one of the members of the club when showing a gun to a friend accidentally fires it, hitting the victim's abdomen. In an official statement, the club stated that at the member's request, his weapon was delivered properly discharged, but that he later went to show another weapon, "inadvertently and contracting all the reported protocols". Then, according to the note, a bullet stuck in the ammunition chamber. The partner "tried to get the ammunition out of the chamber three more times, at which point the gun accidentally went off, bouncing off the club's counter twice and shooting his friend in the abdomen." The club claims that it accompanied the victim to the hospital and has since provided all assistance. |
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Quoted: When I got hired as a cop, there was 12 of us in firearms training. We were doing "dime drills" where the gun is loaded with dummy rounds and you balance a dime on the sight and try to pull the trigger without flinching and knocking off the dime. Apparently, someone found a live round in the dummy rounds. Immediately the instructors told everyone to empty their rounds and verify every round was a dummy round. Guy directly next to me leaned over and told another guy "I'm not doing that, I checked mine already". So now we had 6 "shooters" doing the drill, while the other 6 were standing next to them to rack the slide(ejecting the dummy round) and balance the coin. 6 total lanes. 3-4 instructors, all walking in front of the "shooters" watching them. Nobody had ears on. "click, click, click, click, click, click, click, click, BOOM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Guy that was directly next to me, that already "checked" his dummy rounds, sent a live round down range. The instructors went ape shit. How one of them did not get shot that day still blows my mind. Things obviously changed after that and they wear body armor and obviously don't walk in front of them any longer. He still kept his job. I may have jumped 4 feet that day. View Quote Every time I hear a story like this about cops, I always think of when liberals say "pOliCE arE ThE ONly onEs qUaLIFieD tO HaVe gUnS" |
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Quoted: I think when he drew and pulled the mag that a round stripped off exiting the mag well into his hand. He set down the mag but retained the single round when first messing with the slide, then set down the loose round to better grab the slide. I don't think any round what ever cleared from the weapon. View Quote nice theory, but he (apparently) catches the round from the top of the gun, not from the magwell. He jacks the slide twice and seems to get the round out the second time, and set it in the counter. Obviously, (short of some video editing) there was as round still in the chamber. He does seem a bit newbie in his handling. IDK. Definitely a weird video. |
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I’ve decided to stay out of gun shops until this panic shit dies off. There are some absolute functioning retards running around shops now. I was at a local shop a few weeks back to pick up a slide I had cerakoted. There was a dude who bought a Mossberg shockwave the day before but was having some sort of issues with it. He set it down next to the glass case to wait for some help and it slides and falls over. He picks it up puts the pistol grip down and holds it between his legs with the barrel pointed up. He continued fucking with his phone like it was no big deal. I paid and left. People also can’t seem to help but to play show and tell what they are carrying.
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Jesus! The “friend” who was shot also didn’t have any situational awareness. I would have stepped the fuck back if my friend was messing around with a live round in the chamber.
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Quoted: There is very rarely a truly "safe" direction. Which is why the other 3 rules exist. View Quote That's true in the literal sense, but in practise it should be understood as the “safest possible direction”. There is definitely going to be a practical difference between a shot in the floor and possible ricochet hitting legs and feet nearby, and gut shooting someone straight from the muzzle like in this case. |
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The employee shirts say CCTC. Clube de Caca e Tiro Camboriu, in Balneario Camboriu, Brazil.
I'm also trying to figure out where that round came from. |
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Quoted: Quoted: What country are they in? All of the signs and shirts are in another language. Brazil. https://www.cctc-camboriu.com.br/ |
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<---- Long time gun counter jockey
1. Anyone pulls a gun out of anywhere and everything stops until the gun is proven to be unloaded by an employee. 2. Rules / etiquette can then be covered. I don't know what it is but people love to pull loaded guns out of holsters, cases, purses, paper bags etc inside of a gun shop. If you're coming in to holster shop just unload it outside in your car and then come in. So many people think it's macho or something to show everyone you carry (unless it's just a NY thing - but I doubt it). I once had a customer want to bring in a box of hand grenades he found in his deceased uncle's attic. I knew the chances of them being inert was great but why take the chance? During the call the guy kept insisting he wanted to bring them in because 'we would know what we were looking at.' |
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First thing, I NEVER just pull my primary in a gunshop, I ask first and they usually want me to go back outside, sometimes there's a clearing barrel. If I want them to look at something on the gun, kit's not my CCW that day and it comes inside in a pistol rug, action open.
Second thing, I was always taught, and have taught my son, rack the slide at least 3 times after dropping the mag, then look at the chamber and stick a finger in there. Like I told my kid, if somebody says anything to you tell me or hand the gun back and walk away. Maybe it's overkill but nobody ever got shot by my pinky. |
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