Best all around 9mm

[zzzippper]

Sig. I have seen yet another accidental discharge with a Glock, this time the fool actually shot himself. I told my gunsmith that every AD I've ever seen or heard about was with a Glock. He said that he has seen some with other brands, but he's seen more with Glocks than all others combined.

[buffalobo]

Sig. I have seen yet another accidental discharge with a Glock, this time the fool actually shot himself. I told my gunsmith that every AD I've ever seen or heard about was with a Glock. He said that he has seen some with other brands, but he's seen more with Glocks than all others combined.

IMO, the only way somebody shooting themselves is accidental is some sort of mechanical damage or malfunction. Otherwise it is negligent discharge.


As to the op, Glock 19, 17, 34.

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[zzzippper]

It was during a tactical drill and he shot himself through and through in the leg while drawing from a holster.

IMO, the only way somebody shooting themselves is accidental is some sort of mechanical damage or malfunction. Otherwise it is negligent discharge.


As to the op, Glock 19, 17, 34.

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[buffalobo]

It was during a tactical drill and he shot himself through and through in the leg while drawing from a holster.

So how was it a failure of firearm(accident) and not a failure of the operator(negligent)?

Firearms in good working order do not discharge accidentally.

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[zzzippper]

I've learned long ago never to argue with Glock lovers. I've also learned that I don't trust Glocks.

[buffalobo]

I've learned long ago never to argue with Glock lovers. I've also learned that I don't trust Glocks.

Just trying to make the point that the large majority of unintentional discharges are the person behind the gun and not the gun itself. That makes them negligent not accidental.

Something about keep finger off the trigger until you are on target.


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[brutal]

i dont own a glock. but there are millions of glocks being carried everyday across the globe. they dont just fire on their own. some dumbass made them fire. i have owned hundreds of firearms (literally) in the last 40 years and not one, no matter the brand (including davis, jennings) ever discharged on its own.

Not a pistol, but there are numerous cases of ND due to slamfire of multiple chambering of the same round of .223/5.56.

I rotate my rounds, but not everyone is always so careful. Just saying.

[davsel]

Not a pistol, but there are numerous cases of ND due to slamfire of multiple chambering of the same round of .223/5.56.

I rotate my rounds, but not everyone is always so careful. Just saying.

Interesting.
I was under the impression that multiple chambering of the same round could cause a dead round.

Regardless, always ensure you are pointing said weapon in a safe direction when chambering.

ETA: Still Glock

[Monky]

My guns are all locked up for the simple fact that they just go off randomly killing people. They've all been committed


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[brutal]

Interesting. I was under the impression that multiple chambering of the same round could cause a dead round. Regardless, always ensure you are pointing said weapon in a safe direction when chambering. ETA: Still Glock

Ever look at the primer after removing a chambered round from an AR?