Alec Baldwin Rust trial to begin this week

[postman]

Movie industry firearms safety guidelines tell actors never to put their finger on the trigger until ready to shoot, treat all firearms as though loaded, and not point a gun at anyone unless absolutely necessary, and then in consultation with a safety expert.

Do you mean like a licensed arms handler certifying the gun wasn't loaded with real bullets.

 

[Delldude]

Don't be stupid. Once you change parts, you totally change how the gun worked. A gunsmith can polish the sear, so it's a much lighter trigger. Replace it with a new OEM sear, and the trigger pull is completely different. No longer a "hair" trigger.

The parts were whatever broke off during testing.....why don't you go get a coke.

 

[Delldude]

Do you mean like a licensed arms handler certifying the gun wasn't loaded with real bullets.

'treat all firearms as though loaded'..............

OOPs.

 

[postman]

Try Colt SAA

Sorry, Colt SAA. No swing out cylinder, no transfer bar, no safety,

 

[flewism]

Once more Smith and Wesson SAA.

No transfer bar. No safety.

I stand corrected. So, he had to pull the hammer back to full cock then pull the trigger?

 

[Delldude]

Sorry, Colt SAA. No swing out cylinder, no transfer bar, no safety,

Half cocked position.

 

[postman]

The parts were whatever broke off during testing.....why don't you go get a coke.

They broke the safety notches on the hammer. If they were worn, it means the gun could actually fire without pulling the trigger.,

Since they broke it, replacing it with a new hammer, and it's no longer the original (worn) gun.

It's like a person claiming his brakes failed, and during testing, they broke the caliper, and then replaced it with a brand new one.

You can no longer test for brake failure.

 

[postman]

'treat all firearms as though loaded'..............

OOPs.

Explain this

Shouldn't Chuck Norris treat all hand grenades as though loaded....

Yet you see him pull the pin, and as I showed, real grenades look just like fake ones.

 

[Delldude]

They broke the safety notches on the hammer. If they were worn, it means the gun could actually fire without pulling the trigger.,

Since they broke it, replacing it with a new hammer, and it's no longer the original (worn) gun.

It's like a person claiming his brakes failed, and during testing, they broke the caliper, and then replaced it with a brand new one.

You can no longer test for brake failure.

No one said they tried to replace parts.

Shouldn't Chuck Norris treat all hand grenades as though loaded....

He did.

 

[postman]

No one said they tried to replace parts.

You suggested they could.

He's saying he didn't pull the trigger, that it just went off.

Of course,t he boobs at the FBI destroyed the gun while testing it.

Parts are still available. A piece broke off while trying to prove it accidentally discharged. It didn't happen.

Parts are still available, ring a bell?

 

[postman]

He did.

You see him pull the pin, on what could have been a live hand grenade.

Real or fake?

 

[Delldude]

You suggested they could.

Nope

Parts are still available, ring a bell?

Yes...........available from prosecution if defense wanted them for trial.

Circle jerk much?

 

[The Duke]

They have actors light sticks of dynamite. Pull the pin on hand grenades. Even cut wires on timebombs.

And every one, made to look just like the real thing.

And yet nobody dies. Why is that?

 

[marvin martian]

Do you mean like a licensed arms handler certifying the gun wasn't loaded with real bullets.

There's no proof that happened.

You're taking Baldwin's word for it because you hate Trump as much as he does.

 

[The Duke]

So now he was told to point it at a woman and pull the trigger??

Once more Smith and Wesson SAA.

No transfer bar. No safety.

So don't cock it and point it at anything you don't want to destroy.

This isn't rocket surgery, motherfuckers. I'd be onto this thing no matter the politics, that dumbass actor killed a woman for nothing because he didn't follow the rules of gun safety that most people know.

 

[Delldude]

And at the end of this waste of bandwidth, Alec is still being charged for felony involuntary manslaughter.

 

[The Duke]

And at the end of this waste of bandwidth, Alec is still being charged for felony involuntary manslaughter.

As well he should be, I don't see why the armorer should be charged, though.

 

[Delldude]

Negligence

 

[postman]

So don't cock it and point it at anything you don't want to destroy.

What about lighting sticks of dynamite, or pulling the pin on hand grenades?

If they were real, they could take out half the film crew.

Steel fragments (not to be confused with shrapnel) are provided by the grenade body and produce an injury radius of 15 meters (49 ft), with a fatality radius of 5 meters (16 ft), though some fragments can disperse as far out as 250 meters (820 ft).

And Chuck Norris just pulled the pin without inspecting the grenade.

 

[postman]

As well he should be, I don't see why the armorer should be charged, though.

Because the armorer was completely negligent by putting live rounds into a stunt gun.
It's like putting leaded gas into a car with a catalytic converter. You don't do it, because the consequences can be severe.