Yeah, it's virtually impossible to shoot yourself while truly cleaning a firearm... any person cleaning the weapon will, if somehow they failed to first check to see if it was loaded, next remove the action (bolt or firing assembly), because that's how you clean it... so not only would any ammo inside be immediately discovered in this process, but it would also be impossible to discharge it.

Hey, it could happen.  I almost killed myself cleaning my bow once, I didn't realize it was loaded.

Last edited by Emmeran (2014-11-02 06:39:03)

Cleaning Instructions
1.  Remove the magazine.
2.  Pull the slide back to the locked position.
3.  Stick your finger into the chamber to make sure you did not jack in another round.
4.  You are now free to point the barrel at your head and pull the trigger.

Emmeran wrote:

phreddy wrote:

4.  You are now free to point the barrel at your head and pull the trigger.

Complete FAIL:  You are NEVER free to point the barrel unless the barrel has been completely removed from the weapon and even then it's a bad idea.  Fuck man you're going to break someone's discipline.

Really Em, you must tune up your sarcasm receptors.

Emmeran wrote:

Yeah you're right, sorry just having a bad week.  Cat is dying from eating something he shouldn't have and I just got busted for probation violation on that DUI charge that just won't seem to go away. (blew more than a 0.000 on a surprise home visit)

A home visit?  That's harsh.  What now, another two years under the microscope?  In California they would give you 30 days in lockup, but because there is no room in the jail, you get credit for the full stint if you show up to go through the revolving door.