VW_Factor
Regular Member
My wife and I are sitting here in our office discussing this. Not that we are all knowledgeable or anything, but really..
Neither one of us can think of any sort of handgun that even has a chance of being discharged if dropped. I know there are some older models and perhaps revolvers if the hammer if left to rest on a cartridge, but I am not aware of of exactly what they are.
Then, begs to question. Are manufacturers in the US (or imported firearms) even allowed to make or import a firearm that is not drop safe?
Seems like today you get a story maybe once a week about someone dropping a weapon and it discharges.. (You mean, you pulled the trigger)
Neither one of us can think of any sort of handgun that even has a chance of being discharged if dropped. I know there are some older models and perhaps revolvers if the hammer if left to rest on a cartridge, but I am not aware of of exactly what they are.
Then, begs to question. Are manufacturers in the US (or imported firearms) even allowed to make or import a firearm that is not drop safe?
Seems like today you get a story maybe once a week about someone dropping a weapon and it discharges.. (You mean, you pulled the trigger)