One might find this idiot on Facebook still going on and on about American Sniper, at the local grocery store purchasing super gross chewing tobacco, or at the self-proclaimed “Muslim-free” gun range in Oklahoma.

The store supporters were said to have taken arms to prevent a potential attack, when a man accidentally shot his wrist with his Colt.

Authorities said a bullet struck the unidentified man in his arm after he dropped the weapon Tuesday. The sheriff did not identify the man or offer any other details about what happened.

The Herald quoted Muskogee County Sheriff Charles Pearson about the incident, and he sounded less than surprised. “I’m very concerned about the weapons they have and their safety skills with them”. I spent a good 15 consecutive seconds trying to dredge up just a tiny bit of sympathy for this dolt.

But the armed locals claimed they began guarding the Oklahoma shop after its owners received death threats over the sign. He was among several armed residents guarding the Save Yourself Survival and Tactical Gear store in Oktaha, a town of 390 about 65 miles southeast of Tulsa.

Well, isn’t that so typical of your law enforcement attitudes, blaming the responsible gun owners instead of the REAL terrorists, however imaginary they may be. “It’s like the Clampetts have come to town”, Sheriff Pearson told muskogeenow.com.

A businessman in Florida had been the first to declare his gun shop a “Muslim-free zone”. The gentleman was a close and personal friend of ours, not a guard nor a customer.

“We have been threatened, and my family comes first, before anything else”.

As the man bent over, his gun fell out of his holster, hit the floor and “went off”, the post claims.

We assume that some of those threats came from radical grammar Nazis incensed by the comma splice, but the danger was so clear to some folks that they decided to come on down to Oktaha and “guard” the store. Thank you and please keep this family in your prayers!

The store was closed Tuesday after the accidental shooting, which the store owner blamed on faulty equipment.