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To: AlaskaErik

Remarks are not snide and as far as you being retired military and Leo, that is good as your potential to damage society with your holier than thou-ness is much reduced. Not a 1911, so what? The principle is the same; it is what the photographer wanted to sho to illustrate the point. As far as firearms safety goes, the closest I ever came to being shot was by a retired military policeman who was active Leo who was just too smart and well trained to follow instructions.


26 posted on 06/03/2017 3:36:44 AM PDT by Lion Den Dan
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To: Lion Den Dan
Remarks are not snide and as far as you being retired military and Leo, that is good as your potential to damage society with your holier than thou-ness is much reduced. Not a 1911, so what? The principle is the same; it is what the photographer wanted to sho to illustrate the point. As far as firearms safety goes, the closest I ever came to being shot was by a retired military policeman who was active Leo who was just too smart and well trained to follow instructions.

My remarks do not reflect a holier than thou attitude, rather they are an observation of what I consider less-than-safe handling and display of a pistol. I actually took a picture of my HK USP Compact 40 once, but it had been decocked immediately after the slide had been released, which is the safest way for a pistol like that to be handled when not holstered. And I have no idea where you're trying to go when you mention my potential damage to society. I'm a law abiding citizen and I have nothing to do with tin foil hat types.

28 posted on 06/03/2017 10:38:35 AM PDT by AlaskaErik (I served and protected my country for 31 years. Progressives spent that time trying to destroy it.)
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