Originally Posted by Robbie

Tony, how do they know the gun had the safety off with a bullet in the chamber BEFORE the incident?

Of course the safety was off and a bullet ready to go AFTER he shot the gun. Right?
That just makes sense. But I'm confused on how they know that the gun had the safety off and a "bullet chambered".

I'm no expert on guns. I don't even know what kind of gun GZ used. All I ever owned as a pistol was a 38 special. So there is always a bullet ready to go.

Isn't that how all pistols work? You take the safety off, point it, and shoot it right? You don't have to take the safety off, put a bullet in the "chamber" and then shoot it do you? Seems like that would be a pretty inefficient gun.