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In Mesa (Phoenix area), Saturday, a woman was shot but not seriously injured by a bullet from a handgun at a vendor's table.

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Rule #1.

- Jim

ABSOLUTELY!...Rule #1!!

Looked at a gun last week at a gun shop. Not an Academy type...but a sports (fishing and guns) store. Not the reugular guy behind the counter. He handed me the gun without checking the chamber. I took the gun from him and noticed the darn thing was cocked. I looked at the price (a diversion from my real intention to get away from him) and hand the gun back. That was the only gun I looked at there and was NOT going to ask to see another.

Notice that when you hear of these occurrences, it's always a vendor?

Mike1951 wrote:Notice that when you hear of these occurrences, it's always a vendor?

and yet they insist on disarming us the chl visitors

Over the years, I've been in attendance when there were three discharges, all by vendors.

Doesn't even draw much attention. If I wasn't bleeding, I just kept on looking at guns.

The only exception I can recall is the licensee that fired his Glock at George R. Brown a while back.

I clear again between people...everytime. It shows me and it shows THEM that it is clear. Everytime...and I have yet to be shot by an unloaded gun. Everytime...without exception.

D

LaserTex wrote:I clear again between people...every time. It shows me and it shows THEM that it is clear. Every time...and I have yet to be shot by an unloaded gun. Every time...without exception.

D

I clear b/w people also and I feel a lot better if they check and clear when they take possession. Teach the same process to my daughter. She gets it!