Handgun lodges in motorist's front bumber

[Gman106]

Whether kicked-up from the road or thrown from a nearby car ahead in traffic, a Washington State motorist pulled in to a filing station to gas up and found a handgun lodged in his front bumper. Maybe a new how tough is a Glock promo? Not sure of the make or caliber. Guy called the cops to come get it. I dunno, could have made for a good throw away BUG...

LAKEWOOD, Washington -- A driver in Washington state pulled over to get gas only to find a small handgun stuck in his bumper.

According to Trooper Guy Gill with the Washington State Patrol, the motorist was driving his grey Honda along Interstate 5 when he saw a small black object flying through the air and felt it strike the front of his car.

Thinking nothing of the incident, the driver continued on for another 18 miles. When he stopped at the gas station, he found the handgun lodged barrel-first into his bumper.

Gill said his agency recovered the handgun and turned it over to local police in Lakewood, Washington. It's not immediately clear where the firearm came from.

Full story here...

[streaker69]

Not a glock.

[DonBiase]

A gift from the gods.

[Emptymag]

Springfield XD



What do I win?

[RockIsland]

Springfield XD



What do I win?

Nothing. It's not a two-tone.

Good god, that grip zone billboard is so friggin ghey!

[eagleclaw]

That's what you call bumper-firing a gun.

[Hodgie]

Not a glock.

Probably why the last guy threw it out.

[Gun]

That's what you call bumper-firing a gun.

Hope nobody writes the BAFTE, wanting an interpretation.

[Jhaydeno]

I wonder if they will sue the NRA to get the bumper fixed (It's always the NRA's fault...)?

[TooBigToFit]

Nothing. It's not a two-tone.

Good god, that grip zone billboard is so friggin ghey!

Clearly, it's still not written big enough, because the bumper is gripping it in the wrong place.