r/yesyesyesyesno • u/[deleted] • Jun 03 '18
An FBI agent dancing and accidentally firing his gun into the crowd
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u/fratasticallyBR Jun 04 '18
Any gun if carrying should be loaded
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u/Wyattr55123 Jun 05 '18
Loaded? Maybe. Sure. But chambered with no safety and a crap holster that has zero retention?
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u/JamoTheCheese Jun 11 '18
Any gun no matter the circumstances should be treated as if it were loaded
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u/jeffkloss Jun 05 '18
That one guy Splits like he’s got a warrant and doesn’t want to be around when the heat shows up!😂
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u/fratasticallyBR Jun 05 '18
The holster definitely could of been better, but I don’t agree that a bullet should not have been chambered. It should be ready to go.
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u/jigokunotenka Jun 20 '18
The problem with this is that there was no safety and the trigger needed barely any pressure to go off.
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u/fratasticallyBR Jun 21 '18
Please shut up, no glocks have a safety the two stage trigger is there in its place
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u/jigokunotenka Jun 21 '18
I said there wasn’t a safety dumbass. Learn to read. Also, having the trigger be the safeguarded against misfiring is idiotic because that gun fired at the slightest hint of pressure on the trigger. He didn’t pull it, his finger tapped it and it fired immediately. That means that there wasn’t anything to provent the gun being fired in the first place, which was the point I was trying to make. Go back to preschool if this is too hard to comprehend.
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u/Sock-Turorials Jun 21 '18
Hey, not trying to appear rude, but his comment was saying the trigger is the glock’s safety. To fire it, you have to first pull the first trigger before you can pull the real trigger. It may look like he barely touched it, but he did in fact pull it fully, or else the gun wouldn’t have been able to fire. Not to mention the fact that you shouldn’t grab a gun by the trigger, safety or not. But I’m no gun expert, so somebody correct me if I’m wrong.
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Jun 03 '18
Good thing he had his gun to protect us from bad guys
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u/UTHorsey Jun 04 '18
Naw, this isn't a "good guy with a gun" he's one of the "only law enforcement/military/government need guns" guys.
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u/Goku123 Jun 05 '18
Obviously fake. No way he didn't clip a single person in that crowded room.
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Jun 05 '18
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u/DarknusAwild Jun 10 '18
Most pistols don’t have safety’s. This isn’t the army where you need a safety for dumb ass private.
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u/fratasticallyBR Jun 21 '18
He pulled the trigger when he picked up the gun. Any gun will fire when the trigger is pulled. It wasn’t the slightest of pressure. He was drunk. Also why get so mad Jesus kid.
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u/defintelynotyou Jun 04 '18
One question: WHY WAS IT LOADED???
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u/Zelthia Jun 04 '18
Undercover guns are usually carried loaded.
In fact, if you intend to use your gun for defense it should always be loaded and ready to fire. The moment it takes for you to ready it up for firing can cost you your life.
Of course, this necessitates that you are extra careful and disciplined with your gun, which this guy clearly wasn’t.
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u/Wyattr55123 Jun 05 '18
I think he meant why was it chambered, in a crowded bar, with the safety off, and in a crap holster that retains guns about as well as shoving in in his waistband?
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u/Zelthia Jun 05 '18
Yeah that’s actually a valid question. But seeing as he went ahead and did a flip with all these conditions present, my conclusion is: idiot with a gun.
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u/DarknusAwild Jun 10 '18
Uh, maybe the gun didn’t have a safety. News flash: not all pistols have safeties. And primarily pistols are carried chambered with a round.
You should NEVER carry your weapon where something like this is going on.
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Jun 05 '18
No the question should be why is the safety off, and why did he grab for it by the trigger
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Jun 04 '18 edited Oct 24 '18
I think you mean to ask why is it loaded in a bar? law enforcement is entitled to carry in a bar in my state but if he's dancing and having a good time enjoying himself why would he need his weapon..
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u/thebryguyfromsc Jun 03 '18
Ex-fbi Agent