according to the Sheriff’s Office investigation, it was determined Vermunt, 24, had been shot with a vintage World War II Tokarev pistol.
When fellow Pahaska employee Cal Clark, 59, of Thermopolis set his small backpack down on the porch of an employee building, the Russian semi-automatic pistol discharged, entering Vermunt’s right shoulder and then traveling on.
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Overpenetration.
oops.
Don’t tell me he was carrying a tokarev with a round chambered, jeez
It’s not the wisest thing to do, but he did it.
probably completely dropped the hammer on a chambered round instead of having it at half cock
>advocating Israeli carry
I see the boomers have arrived.
Seems like it.
Clearly he wasn’t one of the Jow Forumsunts from this Siamese craft forum.
>Advocating not NDing into normies cause you carry a war relic in your backpack.
Go tongue polish your glock millennial
They aren't. They're saying that the Tokarev design has a specific defect that you should plan around.
I bet his shoulder hurts
As I always said, have faith in Allah and keep a hidden pistol.
just dont drop it
What’s the specific defect?
No fucking safety.
Which magazine is that?
you can get those base plates but they are expensive.
>Cody man accidentally shot with vintage pistol
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forgot the lanyard
>YWN own a North Korean Tokarev
Toks are known to be extremely unsafe due to an absolute lack of safety. We're not talking "just cover the trigger with a holster lmao", we're talking "the things have a tendency to go off for minor bumps".
it's natural selection at that point
This is why you half cock toks.
>15 dollars
>expensive
nothing wrong with that if it's on half cock
The actual designation is SMOKEREV
get a load of this newfag.