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Indeed and discharges due to malfunctions are usually called accidental discharges. Assuming it's the first time of course. If you continue to knowingly use a b
by thereddaikon 3y ago
Indeed and discharges due to malfunctions are usually called accidental discharges. Assuming it's the first time of course. If you continue to knowingly use a broken gun after you've learned its broken then it becomes negligence.
- foxyv 3y agoIf you follow the rules of firearms safety you will never have a negligent discharge, but you may have an accidental one. Personally my favorite personal rule is "Don't need a firearm, don't have a firearm." The dang things are more dangerous than a pet Boomslang. Some people are willing to take the risk, but I'm not.