Ouch, Ouch....farkin' OUCH!!! (graphic, though funny)

[cascadewalker]

Was this his choice from the "if you could pick where to be shot.." thread ?

 

[protias]

Ouch. That is why you always keep you finger off the trigger until you absolutely, positively have to destroy your target.

 

[karodger]

WOW, thats nasty! At least he still has his foot though!

 

[TopDog]

That sucks, but it is good to see a reminder every so often.

 

[bobbystoney]

Oh man, that had to hurt.

 

[Bushido Devil Dog]

YAHOUCH, That will keep him on his toes about gun safety.

"Thank you folks, I'll be here all week...try the veal!"

 

[topash]

Here is the link to the original pictures and article: When you rest the shotgun on your foot, don't pull the trigger. | Notoriously Conservative

 

[mettle]

old but a good reminder

 

[LotsofGlocks]

This little piggy went to the market.....

 

[A_Brit_In_Indy]

He won't be wearing flip-flops for a while

 

[spacelegged]

I take it gun ownership is like riding a motorcycle. Those who have discharged in their house and those who have discharged into their own body. Incase you were wondering about the motorcycle saying. Those who have been down and those who will go down.

 

[spacelegged]

I bet his flip flop will lock right into place now without worries off falling off..

 

[Integraholic]

What's an AD?

 

[ATM]

What's an AD?

Accidental Discharge - a term often substituted in the rightful place of Negligent Discharge simply because it makes the event sound less like it was the handler's own fault.

 

[Integraholic]

Accidental Discharge - a term often substituted in the rightful place of Negligent Discharge simply because it makes the event sound less like it was the handler's own fault.

Oooohhh. Yeah, I know what an ND is. Thanks ATM.

 

[Amishman44]

Local gun shop in town had a guy who purchased a .380 and took it to his car to load it. He racked the slide, placing a round in the chamber and then pulled the trigger to lower the hammer (Bersa has a decocker...idiot!) Needless to say, he came staggering back into the gun shop, bleeding from his L knee (right handed, wouldn't you say?) asking the gun shop owner to call 911. First PO on the scene, who knew the gun shop owner, stepped right over the guy, who was lying there bleeding, to talk to the ower. What a brainiac!