Some people here are acting like 73 year old women never deserve to be shot.
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Woman accidentally shot in Police training
- Thread starter Twangbanger
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Some people here are acting like 73 year old women never deserve to be shot.
- Jan 12, 2012
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Maybe she was a retired teacher and threatened him with detention?
Contrary to the hyperbole contained in most releases, you can waive negligence but generally not gross negligence or recklessness. From what little I know of this incident, I doubt there is any enforceable provision in it which would cover this.
Twangbanger
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- Oct 9, 2010
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Getting a civics lesson (Florida-style)...aren't you paying attention?
I wonder if this is just another case of gun-ignorant media, or what? But I have to say, I'm ignorant on these guns, myself. And they sure are doing a good job of keeping the details quiet. Not to sound like Trump, but it would be interesting to see someone upload their phone-video of this class prior to handing it over to the (ahem) Police. I bet that would accelerate some disclosure.
I believe the offset is only found in the AR/M4 conversion bolt. The pistol units are set up to not allow standard rounds to fit in the conversion barrel and will leave the firearm in an out of battery position if someone tried to load a live round in it.
I will know more after Saturday when I test the waters with this system.
