
Constable Shoots Himself
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None of my handguns have a safety. I guess I'm wierd. No, I know I am. 

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I have had my G23 since CHL first hit the streets. 4000+ rounds and never a FTF, FTE or a dropped slide. I have dropped it, waded through water with it and have always hit what I was aiming at.C-dub wrote:I don't mind all the joking. I chose Glock because it goes bang when the trigger is pulled and it is simple. I don't have to worry about whether or not the safety is on or off or whether it is cocked or decocked or whatever. If I don't want it to go bang I keep my finger off the trigger. It's that simple.
I still love a nice 1911 and wouldn't mind a new one for BBQ carry, but there is no more reliable, utilitarian weapon than the Glock. That said, I'm not particularly sensitive about it but I am hard pressed to consider anything else for everyday carry.
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I like my Glocks and they apparently like me as none has ever attacked me (well, not without provocation).
That said, I do believe that one should be required to be at least as smart as one's weapon before considering carrying said weapon with regularity. A fair barometer of that level of intelligence might be one's history of self-inflicted wounds.
That said, I do believe that one should be required to be at least as smart as one's weapon before considering carrying said weapon with regularity. A fair barometer of that level of intelligence might be one's history of self-inflicted wounds.

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These sissy switch remarks are wearing a little thin.
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Where have I heard that before?glbedd53 wrote:These sissy switch remarks are wearing a little thin.

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WildBill wrote:Probably most of the LEOs. The few people who I know who shot themselves did it with S/A revolvers trying to do "quick draws" like the cowboys on TV and in the Western movies.tacticool wrote:Most of the self-shooters would probably have shot themselves with a S&W DA revolver if they were born a generation or two earlier.
Press trigger = gun fires. Don't press trigger = gun doesn't fire.
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