Hi Ruth, as you were just saying about Smyrna Glock Ad -Tn....
RH>  SM>  Curious...I know if a revolver (such as mine) is cocked, it will 
fire
RH>  SM>  if dropped at such an angle allowing it to.
RH> 
RH> I'd have thought that was true - drop the gun on the 
RH> hammer...  
That would be true on any revolver that was manufactured prior to the
transfer bar.  Old Ruger Single-Actions come immediately to mind.  The
newer ones have the transfer bar and should not fire unless the the
trigger is pulled.
RH> I heard someplace once that you could fire a 
RH> flintlock just by getting it warm enough.  I don't know if 
RH> it's true though; I've never had one to experiment with.  
You should be able to fire *any* weapon if you get it warm (read hot)
enough.
RD 
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