"...as to suggest a firearm that does not have a round inside the mechanism is 'loaded'. - The first rule of gun safety prescribes exactly that, mah Brutha. If one treats all guns as 'loaded' (even if they aren't) this kind of tragedy is avoided.

"...as to suggest a firearm that does not have a round inside the mechanism is 'loaded'. - The first rule of gun safety prescribes exactly that, mah Brutha. If one treats all guns as 'loaded' (even if they aren't) this kind of tragedy is avoided.
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LIBERTY HAS NO EXPIRATION DATE
Liberty is paramount. Government is an afterthought.

Democrats wouldn't buy a clue if it was government subsidized.
Liberals are people who stand on their heads and insist that the world is upside-down.

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Two discrete lexicons - legal and firearms training. --- LateForLunch ( 11/23/2021, 09:11:10 ) ( 570 bytes ) +1

"In a legal sense, it's not 'loaded' unless there is a live round in the chamber." - Of course. Erring on the side of someone else's word, however, makes that observation moot. "I didn't know." is a pathetic cousin of "The... --- TEEBONE ( 11/23/2021, 16:51:36 ) ( 2 bytes )