10 Jul 2024 10:13 am
He probably fanned the trigger spur performing a quick draw and dropped it on the live round... which should have never been in the firearm in the first place.*Huey » 10 Jul 2024, 9:44 am » wrote: ↑ The one question I have had since he said he did not squeeze the trigger is did that firearm have a hammer block. If it had one the trigger would have to be squeezed for the round to fire. If it did not it could fire simply by pulling the hammer back and releasing it if it is an old fashioned revolver.
Baldwin and the armorer are both at fault regardless.
The armorer for not managing her equipment/inventory properly, and Baldwin for not checking the firearm before handling it.
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