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I assume he never even made it to the cleaning part.Dude didn't check the chamber before cleaning gun.
Looks like he got off easy.At least he didn't kill someone.
Or do this I have a friend who is a EMERGENCY ROOM DOCTOR.
down in southern California.
He sent me this picture last night.
Dude didn't check the chamber before cleaning gun.
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Don't be a dumbass and point guns at yourself...I assume he never even made it to the cleaning part.
I certainly read about a lot of NDs but the ones that happen related to 'cleaning' the gun really defy comprehension to me. I mean even IF he pulled the trigger why was the muzzle pointed at his hand.
Uh, lets see - muzzle - safe direction always, right???
IIRC, yes, yes and.....ummmm....yes. Might have happened while he was writing a song for Neil Young.Did he do it on purpose or was he drunk/doped up? Do you know what happened?
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I don't know why my friend who is the doctor.said that's what he told him.I assume he never even made it to the cleaning part.
I certainly read about a lot of NDs but the ones that happen related to 'cleaning' the gun really defy comprehension to me. I mean even IF he pulled the trigger why was the muzzle pointed at his hand.
Uh, lets see - muzzle - safe direction always, right???
That depends. It could and should be a learning experience to set him straight. What is better...having your friend going through life being just another idiot with a gun or kicking his bubblegum into shape?Definitely wouldn't go shooting with him!!!!
Having taken multiple people shooting for there first time, there are just people never to go with...and that will never learn. One guy, was a roommate for a bit, went out a few times and each time I had to reteach the same stuff, basic safety practices. People like that, I'm good not going with and letting them go through life being another idiot. Just my opinion. I don't need to put myself at risk for their inability to learn.That depends. It could and should be a learning experience to set him straight. What is better...having your friend going through life being just another idiot with a gun or kicking his bubblegum into shape?
So don't take them out to the range until they can demonstrate competence with a handful of Trainer Dummy Round and some dryfire practice. Baby steps.Having taken multiple people shooting for there first time, there are just people never to go with...and that will never learn. One guy, was a roommate for a bit, went out a few times and each time I had to reteach the same stuff, basic safety practices. People like that, I'm good not going with and letting them go through life being another idiot. Just my opinion. I don't need to put myself at risk for their inability to learn.
I totally agree. I quit years ago but had a guy I know almost kill his kid when drunk and showing off. We no longer work together, thank god. But he was a guy that recently inherited "dads" guns and really knew nothing about them. One of the rifles a 32 special had a round already to go. You can imagine what happen next. It starts with some one handing the gun over and he cocks it with out looking and aims at the wall. Well he lives in a double wide so you know what can happen next. He missed his son by inches in the next room. Went thru the trailer in to barn. Didn't kill anything else. I don't think he learned from it much because he bragged about it at work. Hopefully he remembered to check the gun next time.Seems to me he might want to 'learn' something about his drinking habits - such as are they excessive to the point it might have been the contributing factor in this ND?
I have heard of more than a few NDs with alcohol being a material part of them.
Maybe, some people are slow learners, you got to be gentle with all the namby-pamby types ya know.Bet he'll never rack the slide with meat over the muzzle ever again.
Have you priced those old CRT TV's lately? Its cheaper to buy an used modern LCD TV.For new gun owners, I always recommend a used B&W TV from Goodwill until proper gun handling technique is learned.
Bring a first aid kit when you go out with him.On the contrary, you going shooting with him might be the best thing for him. Will give him some hands on experience and you can give a few words of wisdom. He may have to protect your life with that gun one day, so you want him to be as confident as possible if the time ever comes.
Heck, where I live, I can free tweeker TVs all over the place. Most of them are disassembled though.Have you priced those old CRT TV's lately? Its cheaper to buy an used modern LCD TV.
As for the OP's ND friend, I'm glad that he wasn't afraid of firearms, no one should be but sadden that he didn't respect firearms.
"What is the reason for you returning the TV sir?"Haha the thread title hit home for me.......not making a joke of the OP or the ND...........
Except my ND was with a Glock replica airsoft pistol. I was practicing dry firing techniques and using the people on the TV as my targets. Apparently there was a bb in the mag that must have been somehow stuck because it took several minutes of successful practice to finally shoot the screen out. The bb bounced back and landed on the floor a couple feet from the TV.
One-week-old TV to boot. Warranty wouldn't cover it.