Idiots With Guns #8
Here we have Morticia. Morticia is modeling what appears to be a nice Smith & Wesson Model 60 that she stole from her Mommy's dresser drawer. I really appreciate the Michelek grips. In her second pose, (or was it her first?) Morticia gives the gentle readers no doubt that she is loaded and ready for action with Mommy's gun. 
The purpose of Idiots with Guns is not to humiliate, but to educate. Over the years we have seen photos of people who, upon picking up a gun, just cannot resist pointing it at something they should not, with their finger on the trigger. This is usually the camera, another person, or themselves. These photos are often difficult to google up, because of the pages they are shown on. If you have archived any of these photos, feel free to send them in to bayouroversATjamDOTrrDOTcom
The Four Rules
1. All firearms are loaded
2. Never let the muzzle of a firearm point at anything you are not willing to destroy
3. Keep your finger off the trigger unless your sights are on the target
4. Be sure of your target and what is behind it
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posted by Xavier at 6:29 AM
7 Comments:
Are you sure that's a 19?
Stainless with 5 round cylinder.
Maybe it’s a model 60?
First off, yuck.
Seeing the rounds in the cylinder makes it much more chilling.
I guess part of me always hopes that it's just an airsoft pistol, or at the very least unloaded.
Sigh...
You're right! I never counted the chambers, just guesstimated the size wrongly. Youe correction is noted!
The thing is, doing such irresponsibly stupid stuff like that around a real gun-person could easily get her killed in self-defense - it's not just about how much she or anybody similarly stupid endangers themselves or the camera.
I can only guess that's what Liberals really hate about guns, because a loaded gun puts to task their belief that it is always perfectly OK to behave stupidly and irresponsibly with no consequences whatsoever, even with a gun.
And here, kiddies, is one reason why even if your kids are "old enough to know better," deciding to trust your kids with access to deadly weapons is a big huge hairy deal.
Suppose Mommy knew what Morticia was up to?
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Hey, Morticia, you want to move the muzzle a little lower and more to the rear. All you'll manage in that first picture is finishing off whatever didn't take from your first pre-frontal lobotomy...
The name "Morticia" is rather ironic, isn't it?
If she were to accidentally discharge the weapon on herself, Morticia would need the services of a mortician.
As usual, she's breaking the rules with what appears to be a fully loaded weapon on both pictures.
As for deciding if your "kids are old enough to know better," make sure your kids do, indeed, know better and teach them gun safety. Insulating them from guns deprives them of the education and experience necessary in dealing with guns in the event that a child comes into contact with one (STOP, DON'T TOUCH, LEAVE THE AREA, TELL AN ADULT). It also fuels curiousity, which can be dangerous in this case. - Reinhart
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