Boy's Life once said that Toyota's drive trains were bulletproof...

That's what I'm anticipating. I'll only get 1 chance to make sure its facing a safe direction.

 

"I am the only person in this room professional enough to handle this Glock Fotay."

BANG.

Oh shit. My foot.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuEPpyAET4w

To the OP. Glad you and passengers are OK.

Chris

 

meh, we agree....to disagree . With that logic then since we have ICB nukes.....eventually one will shoot off all by itself. Hogwash I say.

 

And yet WAS NOT a slam fire...he did that.

 

he sued over this video claiming he lost his job, and no one would hire him after it. best part of the video is when he picks up the rifle though!

 

Actually the term is striker fire.

Striker Fire: Rather than a hammer, an internal striker is cocked and released to fire. The striker is cocked by the first motion of the slide, and there is no way to decock other than squeezing the trigger.

The only stories you will find is "expert" not knowing the basics of firearms training. And Darwinism culls them from the gene pool.

My XD .45 has never just gone off cocked and locked with safety engaged ever.

ibtl

 

It's also very easy to not use apostrophes and hyphens; and punctuation in general.

 

It is very easy to not use punctuation in general but the fact remains that although I may not use proper puntuation you have a hole in the floor of your truck from a self proclaimed gun expert and buy into the fact that the gun just went off when every one else is telling you that you are more likely to win the lottery than that happening

 

I have been shooting for 40 years. I teach firearms as well and I have never seen an unintentional discharge that did not have a hand on the gun. Every unintentional discharge was easily explained by human error. Not one by design flaw or the next to mythical slam-fire.

 

For all of you who didn't believe it was an accident, here is a copy of a similar email he received regarding his pistol that will be sent in for warranty work...

http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2013/08/robert-farago/springfield-armory-recalls-xd-s-9mm-45/

You can google dozens of posts on forums about the gun firing on it's own or whatever.

 

I picture of the hole from the bullet would have been awesome.

 

croatia... what do you expect. still cant believe springfield sold out. S&W M&P FTMFWMF

 

I'd expect it to happen more in America.

 

Bingo.

This also "only" happens while firing the weapon. Instead of simply racking the next round and waiting for a trigger pull, the pin strikes the primer while racking and the weapon fires.