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Originally Posted by RCummings
Sir, I took care of many .45's for 2nd ID as the 45B, with many days on the firing range with all types of folks using Remington Rand, Singer and many others. I never witnessed the weapon discharge on its own. From what you remembered would it have been possible that someone in your proximity fired the round that impacted you? May I ask how you knew that your weapon discharged?
V/R
Bob
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Very interesting comment. As a matter of fact, the Cambodians were filing off the range right to the side of me and when it went off the guy I was talking too thought one of the bodes shot me and he knocked the guy on his ass. However, looking at my gun, the hammer was cocked and there was a hole in the bottom of the holster.
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