If you're going to the doctor's office, leave your CCW in the car.

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okiebryan

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What I read was it was a derringer with no trigger guard, carried in his jacket pocket. That had bad idea written all over it.

"A Derringer, small two-shot pistol with no trigger guard. Officers said when it fell out of the 72-year-old man’s jacket in the doctor’s office the gun went off."

Link to story on Fox23... but I kept getting distracted by the cute pic of Abbie Alford. Damn, she's adorable.
 

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I've got one of those Davis derringers with no trigger guard. It takes vise grips to pull that trigger. Plus there is a crossbar safety on it that won't allow the hammer to fall IF the safety is on.
 

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Dodd said the man didn't say why he brought the gun into the hospital.

"I can't think of many reasons people bring guns into a hospital,” said Dodd.

Instead, police said gun owners should leave it at home or in their car.

. Really ?
Then whom is going to escort me to and from the hospital?
 

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Dodd said the man didn't say why he brought the gun into the hospital.

"I can't think of many reasons people bring guns into a hospital,” said Dodd.

Instead, police said gun owners should leave it at home or in their car.

. Really ?
Then whom is going to escort me to and from the hospital?

+1 - Most hospitals are not located in the best of areas. You tend to keep your trama centers closely located to where the most trama injuries occur.
 

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