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That's not true at all, vintage revolvers were commonly known to fire spontaneously, which is why it was common practice to rest the hammer on an empty chamber.

You obviously DON' T know what you are talking about.


A revolver with a fixed firing pin is kept on an empty cylinder for one reason - to keep it from firing if it is accidentally dropped and lands on the hammer spur.


If the hammer is cocked - or half cocked - the cylinder rotates off the empty chamber onto a loaded one - thus negating it' s safety potential.

Guns do not " spontaneously fire" you ignorant fool.

( the stupid is strong with this one)


TAKE THIS TO THE BANK FOLKS -

Guns never go off by themself. Never.

It takes the hand of some idiot who doesn' t know what the fuck they are doing.....