Glock Perfection

[Hillary Clinton]

I bet more people have accidental discharges with glocks than any other guns... I own a glock btw. Most cops arent very bright as most people know.

[Anthracis]

Just keep your booger picker in check...g2g.

[SimonBirch]

Soooo.....

I bet more people have asiiccidental discharges with glocks than any other guns... I own a glock btw. Most cops arent very bright as most people know.

Does that make civilians even bigger retards?

[missiontrails]

I have liked my Glocks, and I will be buying another 17 eventually. But that chief should be carrying a XD, the grip safety would have prevented that. I can't stand the grip safety on those btw.

[Corbin Dallas]

http://cominolli.com/faq.php

Get GLOCK to say it will not void the warranty and I'll believe it.

[Tarn_Helm]

Ready? Fire! Aim!

Does that make civilians even bigger retards?

It does if you automatically assume that LEOs "are the only ones professional enough . . ."

[Hillary Clinton]

Does that make civilians even bigger retards?

On average probably lol.

[Regulus]

Glock haters crack me up.

All I own are Glocks. I have never shot myself or others because I have common sense. If you do not have that then you should not own any gun not just a Glock.

Spoken like a true Glocktard.

Just keep your booger picker in check...g2g.

He kept his booger picker in check. It was his jacket that fired the gun.

[stphnman20]

Even more reason not to get a .40

[Artema]

Just keep your booger picker in check...g2g.

You pick boogers with your jacket's drawstring? I hope you wash it often.

[Packy14]

most accidents happen on re-holstering.

[SlickmisterN]

That cop "did what he had to do"... shooting a 70yo man struggling out of his car w/ a cane... officer safety you know...

Glad the mechanical safety didn't get in his way before he had time to make a sound judgement about the situation...

[whlgun]

I have liked my Glocks, and I will be buying another 17 eventually. But that chief should be carrying a XD, the grip safety would have prevented that. I can't stand the grip safety on those btw.

He should not be carrying any gun.

[RobertMW]

He should not be carrying any gun.

Yeah. I understand the need to be able to reholster your weapon blind, but if you are in a safe situation, you should probably take the time to make sure your holster is clear. It's plain to see that he is fumbling trying to get the gun in his holster. Was he just too big of a badass to show that he couldn't get his gun back where it needs to go? I'm sorry, the drawstring may have pulled the trigger, but the officer made it happen, firearm negligence.

[Baboosh]

That was some very sloppy handling of a firearm, let alone a loaded firearm. Hell at 48 seconds he points it at his hand.

This has nothing to do with the gun, it was poor handling by the owner.