Hi Scott, as you were just saying about Smyrna Glock Ad -Tn....
SM>  MM> Amyrna, TN Police officer Muhasmmed Ali dropped his Glock
SM>  MM> .40 , which discharged. He was retrieving weapon from a
SM>  MM> lockbox at a jail.
SM>  MM> The officer is NOT a rookie but the bullet cut the Femoral
SM>  MM> and he lost a lot of blood and is in Vanderbilt Hospital in
SM>  MM> Nashville in critical condition and on life support.
SM>  MM> ALL ammunition is dangerous and LE rounds particularly
SM>  MM> devasting by design so be careful.
SM> 
SM>  RT> Hmmm, just how did that Glock manage to bypass all three safeties by
SM>  RT> falling from the level of a man's waist?   As long as it is kept 
clean
SM>  RT> *and* your finger is kept off the trigger, it is one of the safest
SM>  RT> semi-autos out there.
SM> 
SM>  I've never been aware weapons can fire by themselfs!
Some weapons can fire when dropped if they are loaded and chambered. 
A Glock in proper working order is *not* one of them. 
RD 
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