Tristar
..one in the wilderness
- Joined
- Mar 25, 2004
- Posts
- 352
I've had that gun pointed at me on three different occasions (in the cockpit) while the idiot owner of the gun was unlocking the trigger lock. I was not happy.
I can't say I blame you there - there is NO excuse for that. It does point to one of the flaws in the program as it exists today - the gun should be holstered and left alone from the start of the day to the end (assuming no bad guys show up). Any time it is handled increases the risk of an accidental discharge. Taking it in and out of boxes/bags, locking and unlocking trigger locks, holstering/unholstering is pure nonsense from a safety stand point. Get up, get dressed, put it on, don't screw with it.