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aryfrosty · July 5, 2011, 05:03 PM

I don't mean to hurt anybody's feelings but it will and I am sorry.
That negligent discharge is not attributable to the holster. It wouldn't matter if that "shooter" was carrying in leather, plastic or stainless steel. Some shooters should never be truated to carry 1911s or any Glocks because they haven't learned gun carry safety rules.

1) The guy was trying too hard to be too fast. Refer to a quote mentioned by a Wyatt Earp...((Slow is smooth and smooth is fast.)

2) Keep your finger OFF the trigger until you are "on target" Why is the word "off" so hard to understand.

3) Don't make videos about stuff like this. A simple one paragraph explaining what happened and ending with the disclaimer, "I AM A Dumbass!" will suffice.

July 5, 2011, 05:03 PM	#95
aryfrosty Senior Member Join Date: September 14, 2010 Location: Concord, NH Posts: 209	This is gonna hurt...AND leave a mark. I don't mean to hurt anybody's feelings but it will and I am sorry. That negligent discharge is not attributable to the holster. It wouldn't matter if that "shooter" was carrying in leather, plastic or stainless steel. Some shooters should never be truated to carry 1911s or any Glocks because they haven't learned gun carry safety rules. 1) The guy was trying too hard to be too fast. Refer to a quote mentioned by a Wyatt Earp...((Slow is smooth and smooth is fast.) 2) Keep your finger OFF the trigger until you are "on target" Why is the word "off" so hard to understand. 3) Don't make videos about stuff like this. A simple one paragraph explaining what happened and ending with the disclaimer, "I AM A Dumbass!" will suffice. __________________ 'At the end of the fight is a tombstone white with the name of the late deceased...And the epitaph drear, "a fool lies here who tried to hustle the east."'