My SIL and BIL are working a booth this weekend. SIL told my wife this morning that another vendor had an "accidental discharge" this morning while zip tying a firearm. He was asked to pack his stuff and leave.
An "accidental discharge" while preparing for a gunshow, where you know all firearms on the table must be unloaded, is totally unacceptable. You have plenty of time while packing to insure everything is as it should be. Another example of the theory that within the first fifteen minutes of entering a show you can spot at least a dozen people that shouldn't even be trusted with a pencil much less a firearm.
BIL just got back from show. He said the guy was cinching the zip tie down on the trigger when the gun went off. I guess he was just a couple tables away and the guy was very nervous after this happened.
I hope the guy received a lifetime banishment. Lol
I hope the guy received a lifetime banishment. Lol
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