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Re: Re: Do people not know how to store firearms?

Postby goett047 on Thu Dec 06, 2012 3:45 pm

Heffay wrote:
20mm wrote:I have empathy for the child and anyone who wasn't negligent but yet affected by the death.


Got it. Continue on with your operating then.

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Re: Do people not know how to store firearms?

Postby White Horseradish on Thu Dec 06, 2012 3:47 pm

20mm wrote:Please feel free to explain what sort of accident would allow a child to get access to a firearm. A safe lock failure?


You came home after a 12-hour shift and fell asleep on the couch and the kid pulled it out of your holster. There's your accident.
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Re: Do people not know how to store firearms?

Postby 20mm on Thu Dec 06, 2012 4:19 pm

White Horseradish wrote:
20mm wrote:Please feel free to explain what sort of accident would allow a child to get access to a firearm. A safe lock failure?


You came home after a 12-hour shift and fell asleep on the couch and the kid pulled it out of your holster. There's your accident.


That would be an example of negligence. I work long shifts and I've never fallen asleep around children with my firearm accessible. In fact when I have company over I double check everything is secure.

I suppose it could be an accident if you had suffered from a medical condition like narcolepsy.

A guy I know hid a loaded pistol in his wardrobe. I was invited over to his house once and he had guests over who had a few kids who were running around unsupervised. I told the parents about the pistol and they didn't even seem to care. They were more interested in watching the football game than their children.

To hell with people like that.
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Re: Do people not know how to store firearms?

Postby Humphrey Bogart on Thu Dec 06, 2012 4:49 pm

Thunder71 wrote:Holiday stress is really bringing out the worst in people lately...


I think it's 'Obama Derangement Syndrom' in it's early phases. Members of Gun Boards will be frothing-at-the-mouth in about 24 months.
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Re: Re: Do people not know how to store firearms?

Postby goett047 on Thu Dec 06, 2012 5:32 pm

20mm wrote:
White Horseradish wrote:
20mm wrote:Please feel free to explain what sort of accident would allow a child to get access to a firearm. A safe lock failure?


You came home after a 12-hour shift and fell asleep on the couch and the kid pulled it out of your holster. There's your accident.


That would be an example of negligence. I work long shifts and I've never fallen asleep around children with my firearm accessible. In fact when I have company over I double check everything is secure.


Is that because your mom keeps all of your airsoft stuff locked up for you?
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Re: Do people not know how to store firearms?

Postby yang on Thu Dec 06, 2012 6:48 pm

Beautiful day today ain't it?

All in all, poor kid. :(

http://www.kare11.com/news/article/1001 ... speaks-out

Lady at the end.. what would she know about gun control or what happens in a permit to carr class.
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Re: Do people not know how to store firearms?

Postby AFTERMATH on Thu Dec 06, 2012 7:12 pm

We need to gun-proof our kids.
Hard to do in a society that thinks kids shouldn't ever see a gun, at least not before they turn 18...
But that's what we need to do, teach the kids from the time they are able to manipulate the trigger.
It's far easier to gun-proof the child, than to child-proof the gun.

Don't fix blame - No need to chastise or insult. Learn from this lesson and move on. Those close to this child, including the 'responsible' will never likely get that chance.
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Re: Do people not know how to store firearms?

Postby forcefed on Thu Dec 06, 2012 7:22 pm

AFTERMATH wrote:We need to gun-proof our kids.
Hard to do in a society that thinks kids shouldn't ever see a gun, at least not before they turn 18...
But that's what we need to do, teach the kids from the time they are able to manipulate the trigger.
It's far easier to gun-proof the child, than to child-proof the gun.


Couldn't have said it better myself!
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Re: Do people not know how to store firearms?

Postby Greg on Thu Dec 06, 2012 9:16 pm

forcefed wrote:
AFTERMATH wrote:We need to gun-proof our kids.
Hard to do in a society that thinks kids shouldn't ever see a gun, at least not before they turn 18...
But that's what we need to do, teach the kids from the time they are able to manipulate the trigger.
It's far easier to gun-proof the child, than to child-proof the gun.


Couldn't have said it better myself!


Best to do both!
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Re: Do people not know how to store firearms?

Postby mnmike59 on Fri Dec 07, 2012 8:26 am

Heffay wrote:
20mm wrote:
Take my gun with me to investigate what's going on in the bathroom?


You slip on the water on the floor. Your gun comes out of the holster due to plastic fatigue, skips across the floor, and discharges, shooting a retaining bracket on the bathroom mirror. The mirror falls over onto your kid, breaks into a million pieces and impaling him multiple times. You go to prevent him from removing the shards so he doesn't bleed out, but in an attempt to restrain him you fall on top of him killing him with your weight.

Accident? Or the fault of Jenny Craig?


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Re: Do people not know how to store firearms?

Postby 20mm on Fri Dec 07, 2012 8:30 am

mnmike59 wrote:
Heffay wrote:
20mm wrote:
Take my gun with me to investigate what's going on in the bathroom?


You slip on the water on the floor. Your gun comes out of the holster due to plastic fatigue, skips across the floor, and discharges, shooting a retaining bracket on the bathroom mirror. The mirror falls over onto your kid, breaks into a million pieces and impaling him multiple times. You go to prevent him from removing the shards so he doesn't bleed out, but in an attempt to restrain him you fall on top of him killing him with your weight.

Accident? Or the fault of Jenny Craig?


:rotf: Are you a writer?


I wouldn't put his name and that word on the same forum, let alone posting.
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Re: Do people not know how to store firearms?

Postby 20mm on Fri Dec 07, 2012 8:44 am

The parents knowingly allowed kids to play in a room with a loaded firearm under the mattress. If they put plastic bags in a baby crib a lot of your would still be bemoaning it as an accidental tragedy.

Maybe we should educate little kids about the dangers of plastic bags too.

We can tell them to STOP!
Don’t Touch.
Leave the Area.
Tell an Adult.

With irresponsible gun owners and the people who pander to their actions, it won't be long before we have finger print locks, or no firearms at all.
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Re: Do people not know how to store firearms?

Postby MadTalon on Fri Dec 07, 2012 1:13 pm

Wow, this just plain sucks I have 3 small children the primary reason I even own firearms is to protect them. I am looking at my 21 month old as I type this reply and I am damn near crying. If you have never fallen in love then married her/him had awesome passionate sex and been blown away with the overwhelming joyful news that you have co-created another human being and then at the hospital after waiting to meet your baby for 9 months you get to see the beauty your maker has intended you to see you hold the new life in your arms being ever so careful you don't squeeze to tightly. You bring your baby home and don't sleep because they need you all the time you feed them you care for them you proudly tell your friends and family all about their personality and you've fallen in love all over again. If you haven't experienced this how can you even begin to pretend you understand what this family is going through? I don't ever I mean ever want to have to bury any of my children! My thoughts and prayers will include this family this is a real tragedy.
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Re: Do people not know how to store firearms?

Postby Shipyard on Fri Dec 07, 2012 2:35 pm

heard some news from the family today - the parents are devistaed. the whole family is comming together and prety much taking shifts being with them and praying with them everyday to try and get everyone through. going to be a long, long road ahead to never get back to "normal" again....

if you got a minute and you're not too much of an internet tough guy commando keep the family in your prayers tonight.

hug your kids, hug your kids, hug your kids

and be thankful for your family tonight.
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Re: Do people not know how to store firearms?

Postby Shipyard on Fri Dec 07, 2012 2:37 pm

20mm wrote:The parents knowingly allowed kids to play in a room with a loaded firearm under the mattress. If they put plastic bags in a baby crib a lot of your would still be bemoaning it as an accidental tragedy.

Maybe we should educate little kids about the dangers of plastic bags too.

We can tell them to STOP!
Don’t Touch.
Leave the Area.
Tell an Adult.

With irresponsible gun owners and the people who pander to their actions, it won't be long before we have finger print locks, or no firearms at all.



too bad you weren't there bro - guess this could have all been avoided by your superior knowledge and disipline.

i'll sleep better knowing there are people like you out there who care enough to care
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