No, that's not what it's doing. As you eject or cycle it, the pointy bolt lock hits the primer as the shell is coming out of the chamber or loading or unloading the gun...basically you have a little claymore at the bottom port of the gun.
just poor design surprised they didn't catch it.
Holy crap! Was about to get one for the wife. That would not have gone over very well.
she would have fixed you!
He had my flabber gasted pretty good. 2000 rounds per minute out of the Sig...
Probably brutal. Quite possibly worse than that!
Wowzers. And your response to that was....?
LEO area only at the range where the incident occurred.
A lot of folks in that profession are not gun folks and only remove their firearm from their holster to qualify.
The report doesn't say what happened but did say a chest wound.
Sad, but true.
When I lived south of Houston, I had a decent, side income with the local PD.
Most of them brought their guns to me for cleaning, after they went to qualifying or monthly required practice.
It was amazing how many brought a loaded gun in. Regardless of signs or warnings. Small town JBT, had to keep them happy.
Only military and police should have guns, lol.
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