Viewing last 25 versions of post by Anonymous #37E1 in topic Big Bad Politics!

"[@UrbanMysticDee":](/forums/dis/topics/big-bad-politics?post_id=59120#post_59120
)  
In fairness there _*are_* old single action revolvers that will fire if you drop them, shake them too hard, or encounter a slight breeze, sometimes even if you had the hammer down.
 
Gun design has come a long way in the last hundred and fifty years, and a C&R revolver floating around cowboy sets _*could_* have been designed by the same people who brought us mercury supplements and ungrounded electrical systems.


 
Also in fairness, this is why people are _*extra_* careful to obey _*all_* the rules of firearm safety around old guns; when there are so many more ways things can go wrong unexpectedly, the multiple layers of safety are even more important. And even if it _*wasn't_* his finger on the bulletrigger, it was still his gun and his bullet.

"@UrbanMysticDee":/forums/dis/topics/big-bad-politics?post_id=59120#post_59120
In fairness there _are_ old single action revolvers that will fire if you drop them, shake them too hard, or encounter a slight breeze, sometimes even if you had the hammer down.
Gun design has come a long way in the last hundred and fifty years, and a C&R revolver floating around _cowboy_ sets _could_ have been designed by the same people who brought us mercury supplements and ungrounded electrical systems.

Also in fairness, this is why people are _extra_ careful to obey _all_ the rules of firearm safety around old guns; when there are so many more ways things can go wrong unexpectedly, the multiple layers of safety are even more important. And even if it _wasn't_ his finger on the bullet, it was still his gun and his bullet.

"@UrbanMysticDee":/forums/dis/topics/big-bad-politics?post_id=59120#post_59120
In fairness there _are_ old single action revolvers that will fire if you drop them, shake them too hard, or encounter a slight breeze, sometimes even if you had the hammer down. Gun design has come a long way in the last hundred and fifty years, and a C&R revolver floating around _cowboy_ sets could have been designed by the same people who brought us mercury supplements and ungrounded electrical systems.

Also in fairness, this is why people are _extra_ careful to obey _all_ the rules of firearm safety around old guns; when there are so many more ways things can go wrong unexpectedly, the multiple layers of safety are even more important. And even if it _wasn't_ his finger on the bullet, it was still his gun and his bullet.

"@UrbanMysticDee":/forums/dis/topics/big-bad-politics?post_id=59120#post_59120
In fairness there _are_ old single action revolvers that will fire if you drop them, shake them too hard, or encounter a slight breeze, sometimes even if you had the hammer down. Gun design has come a long way in the last hundred and fifty years.

Also in fairness, this is why people are _extra_ careful to obey _all_ the rules of firearm safety around old guns; when there are so many more ways things can go wrong unexpectedly, thavinge multiple layers of the safety are even more important. And even if it _wasn't_ his finger on the bullet, it was still his gun and his bullet.

"@UrbanMysticDee":/forums/dis/topics/big-bad-politics?post_id=59120#post_59120
In fairness there _are_ old single action revolvers that will fire if you drop them, shake them too hard, or encounter a slight breeze, sometimes even if you had the hammer down. Gun design has come a long way in the last hundred and fifty years.

Also in fairness, this is why people are _extra_ careful to obey _all_ the rules of firearm safety around old guns; when there are so many more ways things can go wrong in unexpectedly, mhavinners,g the multiple safety layers of the rulesafety are even more important. And even if it _wasn't_ his finger on the bullet, it was still his gun and his bullet.

"@UrbanMysticDee":/forums/dis/topics/big-bad-politics?post_id=59120#post_59120
In fairness there _are_ old single action revolvers that will fire if you drop them, shake them too hard, or encounter a slight breeze, sometimes even if you had the hammer down. Gun design has come a long way in the last hundred and fifty years.

Also in fairness, this is why people are _extra_ careful to obey _all_ the rules of firearm safety around old guns; when there are so many more ways things can go wrong in unexpected manners, the multiple safety layers of the rules are even more important. And even if it _wasn't_ his finger on the bullet, it was still his gun and his bullet.