Firearm Safety even applies to NAVY SEALs.

[bulletproof]

A Navy SEAL accidentally shot himself in the head early Thursday morning in Pacific Beach, and was on life support at a hospital, San Diego police said....the man got out several guns to show the woman, but she asked him to put them away, Cali said. The man insisted that it was safe and put a pistol that he believed was unloaded to his head. He pulled the trigger and fired a round into his head.

[xd9]

Not the prefered way to prove its "not loaded"..... Sorry for his family and friends. Hopefully he makes it. But I bet if he does, it will be tough going.

THE RULES are THE RULES no matter who your are.

[ranger2339]

When a SEAL gets his Trident, the only thing that he is 100% for sure good at, is swimming.

[rukwikenuf]

i wonder if he ended up getting his swerve on with the drunk chick on Grand Ave?!
also, having been stationed in San Diego relatively recently. how could a 22 yr old KID (probably e-4 or e-5) afford an apt in that area?! we're talking $1600 for a ONE BEDROOM!

[farmerj]

It was reported he died this weekend

[thunderoussilence]

Once they get the Trident is that when they go to "School" or have they already had that training? Meaning explosives or whatever.

[Chandler CCW]

Holy.....Crap.

[Squib Joe]

Once they get the Trident is that when they go to "School" or have they already had that training? Meaning explosives or whatever.

The Trident is awarded after BUD/S and SQT