OK...which one of you was this?

[matt_w]

From the Washington County Sheriff Office News:

Deputies responded to a home invasion burglary. Hearing a noise, the homeowner peeked into a spare bedroom and saw someone handing items through a window to another person. He yelled at them – the suspect with the gun was startled and shot a hole in the ceiling. Multiple units responded to investigate, but there were no leads.

Two days later detectives returned. They arrested the homeowner for Improper Use of 911 and Initiating a False Report. It seems his story changed. There was no burglar. He just forgot he left one round in his gun and when he went to clean it, he shot the hole in his own ceiling. He was afraid of losing his concealed handgun license so he came up with a burglary story. Ironically, if had he done nothing and said nothing, his accidental discharge might never have been noticed.

Pretty sad, but also funny!

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[Dutchy556]

Wow what a moron. Thanks for making CHL holders look like idiots, jackas5..

 

[Member 5605]

Well, it couldn't be me.

Wrong county.. and i'm still waiting on my card.

 

[Graffin]

So...I should start checking the chamber?

Oh wait, I do that every time I pick up a gun, like I'm supposed to.

 

[usfatboy01]

:drink::rockstar:

So...I should start checking the chamber?

Oh wait, I do that every time I pick up a gun, like I'm supposed to.

 

[Father of four]

Someone needs to explain to him what it means to "Man Up".

 

[GRUNDEL]

I thought I already responded to this

http://www.northwestfirearms.com/forum/showthread.php?t=31411

 

[onearmedswordsman]

I wasn't me. And even if I ever had an "accidental discharge", it would not hit the ceiling, but a wooden block mounted black steel plate with a bullseye at the far end of my garage. When dry firing, that's were I always aim, and only "after" I make sure the chamber is empty.