As you may have heard in the mainstream media, gun instructor Charles Vacca, 39 was accidentally shot today by the 9-year-old girl he was teaching to use a Uzi submachine gun. (She of course needed to learn how to use a machine gun because sooner or later the evil Mexicans with their drugs and diseases or the useless “coloreds” on welfare -or Obama and his anti-American militia are coming for gun loving, Christian Amerikkkans.)
The following meme was found on Vacca’s Facebook page by the sane folks at the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence. The post tells us a bit more about the late gun instructor: He was a homophobe who not surprisingly, had some serious issues when it comes to understanding what it really mean to be confident, masculine man.
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Arizona gun instructor accidentally shot and killed by nine-year-old girl with Uzi
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Mohave County sheriff said instructor was standing next to the girl when she pulled the trigger on an Uzi
Lauren Gambino and agenciesWed 27 Aug 2014 04.09 EDTShare2,196
A firearms instructor has died after he was shot by a nine-year-old girl when she fired an Uzi at a shooting range in the Arizona desert.
Mohave County sheriff’s officials said 39-year-old Charles Vacca, of Lake Havasu City, Arizona, died at the hospital on Monday after he was shot at the Last Stop outdoor shooting range.
Mohave County Sheriff Jim McCabe told the Las Vegas Review-Journal that Vacca was standing next to the girl when she pulled the trigger. The gun recoiled and it went over her head.
The paper reported that the girl had successfully fired the 9mm weapon several times in “single-shot” mode before Vacca changed the setting to “fully automatic” mode.
“The guy just dropped,” McCabe said, according to the Las Vegas Review-Journal. The sheriff said the instructor was shot at least once in the head.
Sheriff’s officials said Vacca was airlifted to the University Medical Center in Las Vegas, Nevada, where he died hours later.
Arizona law prohibits minors from possessing a firearm unless they are accompanied by a parent, guardian or an instructor, among other exceptions. Deputies said the 9-year-old girl was at the shooting range with her parents.
McCabe told the Las Vegas Review-Journal that no citations will be issued nor charges filed against the shooting range.
Arizona Last Stop is a roughly 30-acre property in the Mohave desert, which creates a “Desert Storm” atmosphere for shooters, their websites says.
At the range, guests can take guided tours that include a private range and a certified ex-military firearms instructor. The tours require children to be at least 8 years old and stipulate that minors under 18 must be accompanied by parent or legal guardian at all times.
At the range, shooters can choose their firearm among a range of fully automatic machine guns and specialty weapons. Their website boasts: “At our range, you can shoot FULL auto on our machine guns. Let ‘em Rip!” The range did not return requests for comment from the Guardian.

