Accidentally dropped shotgun discharge.

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Accidentally dropped shotgun discharge.

Post by Bishop » Thu Jan 16, 2025 10:34 pm

A business owner was killed last night by his own loaded shotgun, leaned over scooter which slid and dropped to the floor causing accidental discharge.According to the news ,it was a SBBL shotgun most probably external hammer design and the whole incident is recorded on CCTV.In the video it appears that after closing his shop,he leaned his gun against the scooter and went onto keep a package inside the scooters underseat storage.This triggered the shotgun to fall and go bang.Within seconds body was lifeless.

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Post by Vikram » Fri Jan 17, 2025 12:29 am

Poor man. He was probably taking the day's cash collection home, hence kept the loaded gun at hand. Tragic loss of life.
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Post by Vineet » Sat Jan 18, 2025 8:38 am

Its important that one’s weapon is ‘drop safe’. There have been many instances where shotguns and iof revolvers have gone off when dropped down accidentally.

Keeping sbbl or dbbl loaded is inviting trouble. Nowadays there is option of pump action guns, these are better for self defence.
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Re: Accidentally dropped shotgun discharge.

Post by snipeshot » Mon Feb 03, 2025 10:17 am

Carrying a loaded gun is a crime and is the most incautious thing someone can do! The risk very high in hammerless (internal hammers) guns but its also risky in external hammerd guns. Never ever keep a gun loaded unless you are in high alert position and intent to open fire. Many similar cases are reported around the world, but some people dont understand the gun discipline and carry it casually and the result is death.

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Re: Accidentally dropped shotgun discharge.

Post by timmy » Mon Feb 03, 2025 12:56 pm

snipeshot wrote:
Mon Feb 03, 2025 10:17 am
Carrying a loaded gun is a crime and is the most incautious thing someone can do! The risk very high in hammerless (internal hammers) guns but its also risky in external hammerd guns. Never ever keep a gun loaded unless you are in high alert position and intent to open fire. Many similar cases are reported around the world, but some people dont understand the gun discipline and carry it casually and the result is death.
So, when I'm out in the field hunting birds, and one jumps up to fly off, should I ask him to wait while I load the shotgun?
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Re: Accidentally dropped shotgun discharge.

Post by HasnainQureshi21 » Mon Feb 03, 2025 6:53 pm

brother, you are wrong.
snipeshot wrote:
Mon Feb 03, 2025 10:17 am
Carrying a loaded gun is a crime and is the most incautious thing someone can do! The risk very high in hammerless (internal hammers) guns but its also risky in external hammerd guns. Never ever keep a gun loaded unless you are in high alert position and intent to open fire. Many similar cases are reported around the world, but some people dont understand the gun discipline and carry it casually and the result is death.

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