The sadly ironic part is that people get guns and concealed carry permits to protect their family.
2 Year Old Accidently Kills Father With A Loaded Gun
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Indiglow Meta (R$G)
Ultra.
Kid's hands don't have the dexterity or pressure strength to fire a pistol at that age. Unless homie had the lemon squeeze.
Murkin nikkaz at 2 yrs of age
aXiom
Maximized Potential
This. There's no excuse for having a loaded gun around a 2 year old barring someone broke into your house and you're protecting your family.
Ignore gun safety and turn your girl into a single mother of 2 brehs
Turn your infant son into a killer. I hope the kid doesn't grow up with psychological issues as a result.This. There's no excuse for having a loaded gun around a 2 year old barring someone broke into your house and you're protecting your family.
Ignore gun safety and turn your girl into a single mother of 2 brehs
U know u right..i just thought about that...
Unless it was one of those small dillinger guns... nikka might have off his self and the baby pick up the gun
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
You kind of wonder if this dude was letting his kid play with the gun on some look how cute he is playing with my gat. Didn't realize it was loaded and blam!
Other than that how the fukk a two year old get his hands on dudes gun? Leaving it in reach of a toddler? Smh.
Other than that how the fukk a two year old get his hands on dudes gun? Leaving it in reach of a toddler? Smh.
The sadly ironic part is that people get guns and concealed carry permits to protect their family.
Most gun related injuries are accidents, but the gun nuts will say the pops should of had a gun to protect himself from his 2 year old
Indiglow Meta (R$G)
Ultra.
2 year olds don't have the FINGER STRENGTH...they can barely grip their eating utensils. Please stop. The man probably offed himself in front of the kid.
Indiglow Meta (R$G)
Ultra.
@Feds
Children's and women's ability to fire handguns. The Pediatric Practice Research Group. - PubMed - NCBI
Abstract
OBJECTIVES:
To evaluate whether strength differences between children and women might keep children from firing handguns and to determine how many young children can fire available handguns.
DESIGN:
One- and two-index finger trigger-pull strength was tested using a standard protocol. Data on trigger-pull settings of 64 commercially available handguns were obtained.
SETTING AND PARTICIPANTS:
Convenience sample of well children and their mothers at four Chicago (Ill)-area pediatric practices for health supervision visits, and of siblings of emergency department patients, during an 8-week period.
INTERVENTION:
None.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE:
One- and two-index finger trigger-pull strength of mothers and children.
RESULTS:
Twenty-five percent of 3- to 4-year-olds, 70% of 5- to 6-year-olds, and 90% of 7- to 8-year-olds have a two-finger trigger-pull strength of at least 10 lb, the fifth percentile one-finger trigger-pull strength of adult women. Forty (62.5%) of 64 handguns require trigger-pull strength of less than 5 lb; 19 (30%) of 64 require 5 to 10 lb.
CONCLUSIONS:
Significant overlap exists in the trigger-pull strength of young children and women, limiting the potential use of increased trigger-pull settings to discourage firearm discharge by children. Young children are strong enough to fire many handguns now in circulation.
What do you think a 2 year old's ONE HANDED trigger finger pull strength is? Not enough to fire a gun.
Children's and women's ability to fire handguns. The Pediatric Practice Research Group. - PubMed - NCBI
Abstract
OBJECTIVES:
To evaluate whether strength differences between children and women might keep children from firing handguns and to determine how many young children can fire available handguns.
DESIGN:
One- and two-index finger trigger-pull strength was tested using a standard protocol. Data on trigger-pull settings of 64 commercially available handguns were obtained.
SETTING AND PARTICIPANTS:
Convenience sample of well children and their mothers at four Chicago (Ill)-area pediatric practices for health supervision visits, and of siblings of emergency department patients, during an 8-week period.
INTERVENTION:
None.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURE:
One- and two-index finger trigger-pull strength of mothers and children.
RESULTS:
Twenty-five percent of 3- to 4-year-olds, 70% of 5- to 6-year-olds, and 90% of 7- to 8-year-olds have a two-finger trigger-pull strength of at least 10 lb, the fifth percentile one-finger trigger-pull strength of adult women. Forty (62.5%) of 64 handguns require trigger-pull strength of less than 5 lb; 19 (30%) of 64 require 5 to 10 lb.
CONCLUSIONS:
Significant overlap exists in the trigger-pull strength of young children and women, limiting the potential use of increased trigger-pull settings to discourage firearm discharge by children. Young children are strong enough to fire many handguns now in circulation.
What do you think a 2 year old's ONE HANDED trigger finger pull strength is? Not enough to fire a gun.
i fukkin hate the gun culture in this countryim starting to find it hard to feel bad when these accidents happen
Looks like you are one those sitting ducks type of folks.
I feel exposed without my firearm.