Hobart IN man accidentally shoots and kills Highland man, turns gun on himself

[churchmouse]

That is not what I am talking about. Showing a gun out of a case or taking one out of the safe that has been previously cleared is one thing. Clearing your carry gun in a crowded room is not a good idea, in my opinion.

I can't say anything usually because I am in someone elses home. I could leave but by the time I would, the show would be over.

We argue all the time that, I should not be disarmed, for officer safety, to go to the range, to enter a federal building &t, not just because we are at risk when not armed, but because unholstering, clearing, reloading and reholstering are some of the most likely times for an ND.

Why would we do it in a room crowded with loved ones? Well maybe you don't love your inlaws so much.

If I bring anything out for show and tell it is only for s elect few and done privately away from everyone else. Chambers are checked multiple times and with every change of hands re-checked. Just because.

 

[2A_Tom]

I agree.

I need to get a barrel of sand!

 

[JettaKnight]

Seems there must be something in the water here in NWI. A Lot of stupid s**t lately involving firearms.

If you'd just put your clocks on the same time as the rest of us instead of living one hour in the past...

 

[lonehoosier]

Coroner identifies Hobart man dead by suicide after accidentally shooting friend
Coroner identifies Hobart man dead by suicide after accidentally shooting friend | Crime and Courts | nwitimes.com



Carr, a father of three, was an employee of ArcelorMittal, a veteran of the U.S. Army and a former member of the Munster Fire Department, according to an obituary.