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Negligent Discharge Excuses vs Righteous Gun-Handling Attitude

After unintentionally shooting himself, the person will be heard to say, “This is so unfair,” or this particular gun is “inherently unsafe,” ... ad nauseam....

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Guns are Dangerous, But So Is Life

Guns are dangerous! Some degree of danger will always attach to serious training with guns. I don’t know how else to put it.

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Risk-Free Living & Gun Accidents

A friend and student suffered an accidental, self-inflicted gunshot wound last year. It happened on a training range during a training session.

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Homeowner Ticketed for Negligent Discharge in Confrontation with Teen Aggressor

The resident demanded the teen leave but the boy refused. The teen again refused to leave and they engaged in a “shoving match”.

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Negligent Discharges – the Most Dangerous Activity When Pistol Training

In studying gun-training or range accidents, there is little doubt that the most dangerous thing we do with pistols is reholster them...

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Unnecessary Gun-Handling

Unnecessary Gun-Handling and negligent discharges are why we teach our students not to handle guns more than necessary, regardless of their supposed “condition"...

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Did Gaston Glock Invent the Negligent Discharge?

Several years ago a firearms instructor, for whom I have a great deal of respect, opined that police agencies will never be able to “punish away” negligent discharges....

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Holster or Deathtrap?

In the 1970's and '80's the market for concealed carry holsters was pretty thin, certainly nowhere near what it is today.

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