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Do Not Use An NAA Mini For a Cigarette Lighter
Should have had the Eddie Eagle course!
Darwin needs more practice!
WOW, see what happens when folks don't have ANY education about firearms. frown
I should have quoted this part of the article in my first post:

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The lighter resembled a miniature firearm and it was lying on the ground, Avila told police.

Avila picked it up and tried to light it by pulling the trigger, police said.

in front of their mobile home
Trailer trash
Mom was 30
Kid was 12
Got knocked up at 16 or 17
What do you expect?
Smoking will kill you.
Originally Posted by Cheyenne
I should have quoted this part of the article in my first post:

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The lighter resembled a miniature firearm and it was lying on the ground, Avila told police.

Avila picked it up and tried to light it by pulling the trigger, police said.



That don't work. They are single action. You got to cock the thing before the trigger works.

BCR
Originally Posted by stray round
Smoking will kill you.


too bad it could have killed the kid.

Next time point it right into her kisser!
she had to pull the hammer back twice, i think there is more to the story then we are being told
Yeah Wyo either that or the dumb butt reporter has no idea how guns work as usual.

BCR
The article bluntly proclaims:

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Derringers are among the smallest, potentially deadly handguns made.


What is a "potentially deadly handgun?" I wonder how they differ from the handguns that are NOT potentially deadly? I think the next time I'm in a gun shop I am going to ask for the seller's recommendation as to the best handgun on the market that is NOT potentially deadly--I don't like the deadly stuff.
that is like calling a thermo-nuclear device:
"potentially deady"

Duh, I hope so!
Originally Posted by WyoCowboy
she had to pull the hammer back twice, i think there is more to the story then we are being told


I'm thinkin' the same thing.

Also: when most people light a lighter, they don't point the flame at the ground, yet apparently this woman did exactly that. Makes me suspect that she knew it was a gun, and was trying to shoot someone.
"...told police she and her 12-year-old daughter, both of Banning, were talking with friends in front of their mobile home..."

Who'd a thunk sompin' like this could happen in a trailer park.
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