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Do you know what U.S. Airways, the news media, and TSA has not told the public about an accidental discharge of a weapon on a U.S. Airways flight? ABC did state the weapon was a HK (Heckler and Koch) .40 cal pistol, but they did not tell you it employed HK’s innovative LEM (Law Enforcement Modification) trigger system. Maybe they did not know what the LEM trigger system is.

<- - - HK P2000SK .40 Cal with LEM

An HK pistol with the LEM trigger does not have a safety on it to be turned on or off. The weapon, once loaded and cocked with a round chambered is at the ready to fire and will discharge the round once the trigger is pulled and will do so without the need to take off a safety. Simply draw and pull the trigger to fire. This pistol will not fire unless the trigger is pulled!

The Heckler and Koch, USB Compacts and P2000SK weapons are excellent concealable weapons. The LEM trigger system and the weapons carried by eligible crew members has went through extraordinary testing, is extremely reliable, and safe if carried and used properly. HK produces excellent weapons and are carried by many law enforcement and government professionals, along with special forces units throughout the world. As with any weapon it is only as safe as the person handling and operating it.

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Here is another photo I came across today, this one is from the Seattle Times. The senior 777 pilot for Cathay Pacific Airways decided to do an unauthorized flyby with 50 to 60 people on board, one of the people on board was company Chairman Christopher Pratt. The pilot was fired.

You can go to YouTube to view the video which caused the pilot to lose his job.

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