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by 74novaman
Wed May 20, 2009 1:39 pm
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: Gun safety advocate breaks one of the golden rules
Replies: 17
Views: 2402

Re: Gun safety advocate breaks one of the golden rules

Pete92FS wrote:
74novaman wrote:Wow. I don't care if I've triple checked that a gun is unloaded, I would never point it at myself or anyone else and actually pull the trigger to "prove" it was unloaded. Sad story...I just don't understand some people.
I agree - I don't care if I was 101% sure the gun was "unloaded" I wouldn't take the chance.

74novaman - I assume you got you "handle" from owning a "74 Nova. My first car was a "70 Nova. Pretty peppy little car with only a "307" in it.
You would be right sir. Here's a link to the current status of that "project" if you're interested in car stuff: http://www.texasstreetcars.com/viewtopic.php?t=139 Disclaimer: Car guys aren't as PG language wise on that site.

It had a 350 and was pretty quick, but when funds are where I need them, it will be getting a bigger, newer Fuel Injected engine with a turbocharger attached....hoping to make it push around 600 hp to the wheels at the track... :thumbs2:
by 74novaman
Wed May 20, 2009 11:40 am
Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
Topic: Gun safety advocate breaks one of the golden rules
Replies: 17
Views: 2402

Re: Gun safety advocate breaks one of the golden rules

Wow. I don't care if I've triple checked that a gun is unloaded, I would never point it at myself or anyone else and actually pull the trigger to "prove" it was unloaded. Sad story...I just don't understand some people.

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