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full-auto · 06-12-2008

I've heard for decades from anti-gunners that "guns kill people" and they use this as justification for banning firearms.

In my 25+ years of shooting, I've yet to see any firearm pull its own trigger or otherwise fire itself without human intervention.

So, to put this theory to the test I've set up a controlled test where a 1911 is pointed at a target and is left for an indefinite period of time to see if in fact the gun will fire itself.

So, what are your thoughts? Should I put a webcam on the net so the rest of the world can watch this exciting experiment unfold?

06-12-2008	#1 (permalink)
full-auto Marksman Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 471	I'm conducting a firearm safety experiment I've heard for decades from anti-gunners that "guns kill people" and they use this as justification for banning firearms. In my 25+ years of shooting, I've yet to see any firearm pull its own trigger or otherwise fire itself without human intervention. So, to put this theory to the test I've set up a controlled test where a 1911 is pointed at a target and is left for an indefinite period of time to see if in fact the gun will fire itself. So, what are your thoughts? Should I put a webcam on the net so the rest of the world can watch this exciting experiment unfold? __________________ Full-Auto.org