No, I did not ASSUME anything. I asked a question.
Huge difference between my mistake and intentionally pointing a weapon at someone.
Why must you act like that?
Of course I know that. That wasn't my question, was it?
I made a mistake & openly admitted it, accepted the consequences, and will learn from it.
Is there really a need to be so condescending?
Please don't insinuate that I do not have " a basic grasp of shooting sports safety rules". I clearly understand the rules, and never questioned if I had made the infraction. I was just unclear on the condition of the pistol at time of infraction.
I apologize for being a newbie.
No Sarge, I didn't. That's why I asked.
It was my first IDPA match. I did not even realize that I had done it.
I did not argue the call at all. I was just terribly embarrasd. But thanks for your
Insightful reply.
Is it right to get DQed when in slidelock?
We had a stage where 10 rds were fired from inside a car. After those 10 I was in slidelock. I exited the car planning on my reload at the next target position. I was told to stop. RO said that I had swept myself exiting the car. DQed me.