
Originally Posted by
whiterabbit05
1. Magazine is out of ammo, bolt locks back
2. New mag is inserted
3. Trigger finger goes to release bolt with the B.A.D.
4. Bolt is released forward
5. However, under stress, the finger slips on the B.A.D.
6. As rifle goes into battery, finger hits trigger simultaneously or directly afterward resulting in an A.D.
How probable do you think this situation is?
On the other side of the coin, if the bolt catch is used, the trigger finger can be kept free of the trigger until ready to fire.
No it could not happen. You have to have your finger straight to operate the BAD lever. It is just as likely that you could dump the magazine with the magazine release button and some how have your finger move an inch to the rear and strike the trigger during a speed load. I have played with this thing on the range under the stress of a time and while moving and shooting its safe.
Pat
Last edited by Alaskapopo; 11-01-09 at 23:45.
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