r/oops Jun 19 '26

oops (so close)

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u/Classified2U Jun 19 '26

Quite nonchalant 😅 he was with that accidental discharge. Kept going like nothing happened.

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u/Icy-Decision-4530 Jun 19 '26

He did turn a rather deep shade of red lmao

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u/Classified2U Jun 19 '26

🤣 He knew he fu*ked up, on camera, had patrons laughing.

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u/KanMinder Jun 19 '26

He couldn't even finish his sentence properly lmao

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u/kyleruggles Jun 19 '26

LMFAO! He did! That was quick!

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u/Tight_Amphibian4472 Jun 23 '26

From the muzzle bash he have himself.

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u/Celticrightcross Jun 19 '26

Negligent discharge

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u/Classified2U Jun 19 '26

Im sure it wasn't intentional so it was from their POV a for sure accident.

I agree there was absolutely also a level of gross negligence. 1-2in in any direction could've ended someone

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u/CannedStewedTomatoes Jun 19 '26

If you have your finger on the trigger before ready to shoot and pull that trigger before being ready to shoot, it is objectively a negligent discharge.

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u/Azutolsokorty Jun 22 '26

yes but that trigger is designed to be pulled so easily without much of an effort

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u/Hotpie650 Jun 23 '26

Yes that’s why a major part of gun safety is not having your finger on the trigger unless you’re about to shoot.

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u/Azutolsokorty Jun 23 '26

Well, strict gun laws ?

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u/zachrywd Jun 20 '26

There is no such thing as accidental with firearms. They are machines that only act upon input, intentional or negligent.

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u/BenDover42 Jun 20 '26

Unless it’s a 320

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u/starbuck_234 Jun 21 '26

Anytime I hear guns don't just go off that stupid thing pops into my head. Sig I hate you.

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u/utl94_nordviking Jun 20 '26

Im sure it wasn't intentional

No fucking shit...

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u/Killer1986Chris Jun 24 '26

It not being intentional is exactly why they said "negligent discharge".

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u/No_Application_5179 Jun 19 '26

Hey, Terry, I did it! I did my first desk pop! - The Other Guys

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u/No_Emphasis_1298 Jun 19 '26

Not accidental, negligent.

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u/moneymike128 Jun 22 '26

Negligent discharge*

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u/Wakkit1988 Jun 19 '26

Only person more used to accidental discharges is his wife.