01-14-2015, 06:50 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-14-2015, 09:33 PM by NugginFutz.)
WARNING: A bit graphic.
[video]http://youtu.be/xDwQ8DxsALA[/video]
Failure chain...
1. Person who brought it in for trade.
2. Person who took the weapon on trade.
3. Smith who checked weapon for function (if they even do that in this store).
4. Clerk who presented weapon for examination.
5. Officer who examined weapon while shopping it.
People need to be careful handling weapons - no matter the circumstances. We've all been told that there is "no such thing as an unloaded weapon", and here's why.
[video]http://youtu.be/xDwQ8DxsALA[/video]
Failure chain...
1. Person who brought it in for trade.
2. Person who took the weapon on trade.
3. Smith who checked weapon for function (if they even do that in this store).
4. Clerk who presented weapon for examination.
5. Officer who examined weapon while shopping it.
People need to be careful handling weapons - no matter the circumstances. We've all been told that there is "no such thing as an unloaded weapon", and here's why.