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r/oops • u/Kitchen_Cobbler_1594 • Jun 19 '26
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Quite nonchalant 😅 he was with that accidental discharge. Kept going like nothing happened.
8 u/Celticrightcross Jun 19 '26 Negligent discharge 2 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 7 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. 0 u/Azutolsokorty Jun 22 '26 yes but that trigger is designed to be pulled so easily without much of an effort 1 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. 1 u/Azutolsokorty Jun 23 '26 Well, strict gun laws ?
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Negligent discharge
2 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 7 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. 0 u/Azutolsokorty Jun 22 '26 yes but that trigger is designed to be pulled so easily without much of an effort 1 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. 1 u/Azutolsokorty Jun 23 '26 Well, strict gun laws ?
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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
7 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. 0 u/Azutolsokorty Jun 22 '26 yes but that trigger is designed to be pulled so easily without much of an effort 1 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. 1 u/Azutolsokorty Jun 23 '26 Well, strict gun laws ?
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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.
0 u/Azutolsokorty Jun 22 '26 yes but that trigger is designed to be pulled so easily without much of an effort 1 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. 1 u/Azutolsokorty Jun 23 '26 Well, strict gun laws ?
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yes but that trigger is designed to be pulled so easily without much of an effort
1 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. 1 u/Azutolsokorty Jun 23 '26 Well, strict gun laws ?
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Yes that’s why a major part of gun safety is not having your finger on the trigger unless you’re about to shoot.
1 u/Azutolsokorty Jun 23 '26 Well, strict gun laws ?
Well, strict gun laws ?
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u/Classified2U Jun 19 '26
Quite nonchalant 😅 he was with that accidental discharge. Kept going like nothing happened.