I remember someone had a small handgun from one of those Ring of Fire companies, maybe a Raven (M)P-25? Anyway, the unloading/disassembly of this firearm was somehow inherently dangerous, and a part of the weapon failed, firing a round through your grandmother's window.

What gun was this, and do you remember exactly what happened?

I remember what you are talking about, but IIRC, it was some sort of .22 pocket pistol, and he wasnt disassembling it. I think he thought it was unloaded and pulled the trigger.

I cant remember what gun it was, but either a Beretta or a Pheonix Arms HP-22 are the guns that I seem to recall it being, but im not 100 percent sure.

FWIW, I have a MP-25 sitting on my desk as I type this, and the disassembly doesnt seem dangerous IMO. Like all firearms, you must release the magazine and unload the chamber. The disassembly is done by releasing the firing pin spring by pulling the trigger, and simply pushing in the retainer and lifting the slide. Extremely simple, and suprisingly, the gun has been 100 percent reliable, and pretty accurate at 7 yards.

Thanks. I had asked because I came across a manual for one and the disassembly didn't appear dangerous to me either, so I was wondering what it was I was missing.

never had one. i've heard of a tec-9 getting jammed and the round actually going off and shooting the inside of the gun or something like that.

i have an rg now and i read that they will blow up but that was from 'the high road' and thos people are fags who talk out of their ass alot so i dont know. hopefully when i get the real parts the cylinder will actually rotate all the way. if not i geuss i'll just sell it hahahahaha not my problem after that.

That's called an open breech detonation. It happens almost specifically to slam-fire weapons.

Oh and btw, do you have tourettes or some shit? You sound kinda crazy.

it was Skidmeister927 in his car with a Phoenix HP22 (Just like a game of Clue, huh?).

Don't trust cheap guns, and unload them as quick as you can.

He was fucking around with the decocking lever when it went off.

I guess on the plus side he knows not to trust them now.

I thought he was in his room, since he showed a picture of the hole in the window, and was thankful it didnt hit something outside of the house with any importance?

Yeah he was in his Grandma's house.