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swinokur · Jul 29, 2012

Apparently some clown who attended the gun show. Trying to get more info, The You Tube video has been removed.

The carelessness and stupidity continue unabated.

Semper Noctem · Jul 29, 2012

Gun owners are often the biggest threat to the 2nd amendment.

Mooseman · Jul 29, 2012

I have heard of this happening to some teenage boys in the past.

rseymorejr · Jul 29, 2012

Semper Noctem said:
Gun owners are often the biggest threat to the 2nd amendment.

We have met the enemy, and it's us :sad20:

ProShooter · Jul 29, 2012

I was teaching in Chantilly at the NGS this weekend. Last that I heard was that some guy bought a revolver at the show, and then took his g/f to Hooters. While in Hooters, he was allegedly dry firing the gun in the restaurant, and some how the "unloaded" gun went bang, shooting his g/f in the "lower extremities" (from reports)

Threeband · Jul 29, 2012

I'll bet he doesn't get any tonight.

august1410 · Jul 29, 2012

ProShooter said:
I was teaching in Chantilly at the NGS this weekend. Last that I heard was that some guy bought a revolver at the show, and then took his g/f to Hooters. While in Hooters, he was allegedly dry firing the gun in the restaurant, and some how the "unloaded" gun went bang, shooting his g/f in the "lower extremities" (from reports)

This, in itself, is stupid beyond all comprehension.

BradMacc82 · Jul 29, 2012

Ohh, there was actually a gun involved...

What a dumbass.

fivepointstar · Jul 29, 2012

i had a ND at Hooters before but I wasn't carrying my firearm at the time :innocent0

-Z/28- · Jul 29, 2012

Anyone have a legit news report on this? I can't find anything; which is surprising as I would expect the media to jump on this.

Kilroy · Jul 29, 2012

ProShooter said:
I was teaching in Chantilly at the NGS this weekend. Last that I heard was that some guy bought a revolver at the show, and then took his g/f to Hooters. While in Hooters, he was allegedly dry firing the gun in the restaurant, and some how the "unloaded" gun went bang, shooting his g/f in the "lower extremities" (from reports)

I vote for a permanent ban on owning guns for that dumbass.

Al's Snackbar · Jul 30, 2012

fivepointstar said:
i had a ND at Hooters before but I wasn't carrying my firearm at the time

clandestine · Jul 30, 2012

I hope the girl is ok. I hope the Law throws everything at that guy.

According to the experts no one needs training. :sad20:

Dont you know Its his right to be careless, ignorant, and to shoot people :rolleyes:

clandestine · Jul 30, 2012

Semper Noctem said:
Gun owners are often the biggest threat to the 2nd amendment.

Yup, and many dont get that through their head.

EL1227 · Jul 30, 2012

ProShooter said:
I was teaching in Chantilly at the NGS this weekend. Last that I heard was that some guy bought a revolver at the show, and then took his g/f to Hooters. While in Hooters, he was allegedly dry firing the gun in the restaurant, and some how the "unloaded" gun went bang, shooting his g/f in the "lower extremities" (from reports)

Without some validating info, this doesn't 'smell' right. Handguns aren't cash'n'carry, especially at the NGS. They don't need bad publicity like this.

Does anyone have a link or more background, or could this be an urban legend cooked up by Bloomberg or the Brady's, looking for traction in the blogishere ?

3rdRcn · Jul 30, 2012

Semper Noctem said:
Gun owners are often the biggest threat to the 2nd amendment.

That would be an incorrect statement, the correct statement is:
Irresponsible and uneducated gun owners are often the biggest threat to the 2nd amendment.

I for one do not want to be grouped into the same sentence with the idiot people that own guns and do not accept the responsibility that comes along with it.

clandestine said:
I hope the Law throws everything at that guy.

This is what should happen and hopefully it does.

clandestine said:
According to the experts no one needs training. Dont you know Its his right to be careless, ignorant, and to shoot people

I believe that training should not be a requirement just as common sense shouldn't be a requirement to exercise any right. If you do happen to injure someone because you failed to use caution or accept the responsibility of getting training on something that you know nothing about, then you should reap the rewards of your stupidity, ignorance and irresponsibility by being prosecuted to the full extent of the law.

sykesville · Jul 30, 2012

Threeband said:
I'll bet he doesn't get any tonight.

But I hope she's okay

sykesville · Jul 30, 2012

edleary1227 said:
Without some validating info, this doesn't 'smell' right. Handguns aren't cash'n'carry, especially at the NGS. They don't need bad publicity like this.

Does anyone have a link or more background, or could this be an urban legend cooked up by Bloomberg or the Brady's, looking for traction in the blogishere ?

Good point.

swinokur · Jul 30, 2012

FTF handgun sales in VA are legal.

I'm looking for a news article so we can get the facts.

None yet this morning.

ProShooter · Jul 30, 2012

edleary1227 said:
Handguns aren't cash'n'carry, especially at the NGS.

Since when?

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