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    Default Early morning (negligent) shooting in Montoursville

    There is an adage that states something about stupid should hurt, or something to that effect. Well, it often does. The problem is it usually hurts others in the process. Here is one such story. Handling a loaded firearm, drunk at a party, a partygoer catches it in the head and has died.

    Be safe (and I have nothing more to say).

    Scott


    http://www.northcentralpa.com/news/2...-montoursville
    According to Pa State Trooper Havens, a shooting occured Sunday morning around 2 A.M. at 424 Weldon St., Montoursville. The PSP report states that a birthday party was being held at that location. The victim, Cody Gorsline, a white 24 year old male from Williamsport, was examining a handgun with the person who was having a birthday, when the weapon went off. Gorsline was reportedly struck in the side of the head, was in Geisinger Medical Center in critical condition at the time of the report (5:40 PM Sunday). The investigation is ongoing.

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    Default Re: Early morning (negligent) shooting in Montoursville

    It's one of the rules, guns and booze\parties don't mix. Irresponsible, unfortunate and bad for pro gun folks.

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    Default Re: Early morning (negligent) shooting in Montoursville

    I really hate this.

    was examining a handgun with the person who was having a birthday, when the weapon went off
    It is phrased like the gun just magically shot itself.

    It should read "was examining a handgun with the person who was having a birthday, when he accidentally pulled the trigger."

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    Default Re: Early morning (negligent) shooting in Montoursville

    Quote Originally Posted by kimtyson View Post
    Irresponsible, unfortunate and bad for pro gun folks.

    While irresponsible, neither unfortunate nor bad for pro gun types. People, on average, play more dumb games while driving (especially drunk) than those mishandling firearms.


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    Default Re: Early morning (negligent) shooting in Montoursville

    Quote Originally Posted by Gun View Post
    While irresponsible, neither unfortunate nor bad for pro gun types. People, on average, play more dumb games while driving (especially drunk) than those mishandling firearms.


    Change some of the words around and it reads.

    While irresponsible pro gun types.

    Yeah I left a few words out. But the antis will turn an unfortunate accident into a win for them.
    troll Free. It's all in your mind.

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    Default Re: Early morning (negligent) shooting in Montoursville

    Quote Originally Posted by Totez View Post
    I really hate this.



    It is phrased like the gun just magically shot itself.

    It should read "was examining a handgun with the person who was having a birthday, when he accidentally pulled the trigger."
    In total agreement here....
    FOAC Member, NRA Member

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    Default Re: Early morning (negligent) shooting in Montoursville

    How does one accidentally pull a trigger?

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    Default Re: Early morning (negligent) shooting in Montoursville

    Quote Originally Posted by Bang View Post
    How does one accidentally pull a trigger?
    Trigger is almost always pulled on purpose but just not expecting it to be loaded.

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    Default Re: Early morning (negligent) shooting in Montoursville

    I really hate this.


    Quote:
    was examining a handgun with the person who was having a birthday, when the weapon went off

    It is phrased like the gun just magically shot itself.


    Well then, something else needs to be revised because by that standard it appears the gun magically aimed at the victim's head too.

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    Default Re: Early morning (negligent) shooting in Montoursville

    Quote Originally Posted by Totez View Post
    I really hate this.

    Quote:
    was examining a handgun with the person who was having a birthday, when the weapon went off

    It is phrased like the gun just magically shot itself.

    It should read "was examining a handgun with the person who was having a birthday, when he accidentally pulled the trigger."
    Just like vehicle accidents when cars fail to negotiate turns or strike stationary objects like trees without driver involvement.

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