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Ameer wrote:

chuckybrown wrote:

It has run it's course.....

Is someone is holding a gun to your head and forcing you to click on the topic and read it? If not, maybe you should try skipping the topics you don't like.

I know. I know. That's the Adult thing to do and not everybody learned about PAC in the CHL class, even though it's on the test.

Remember, there are people who WILL keep the thread going, just because you what it to go away

Not that I'm doing that of course

To be very clear


Accidental" refers to a failure of the weapon mechanically, or something truly accidental, outside the resonable control of the operator. For example, dropping a gun and it goes off. Or, a safety malfunction, or a worn out sear, or a foreign object trips the trigger.

"Negligent" is where the operator squeezes the trigger on a firearm and it discharges when they didn't mean to fire a shot. Excuses are "I thought it was empty" or 'I didn't realize my finger was on the trigger" as so forth.

Negligent discharges vs Accidental-discharges

http://vuurwapenblog.com/2010/06/01/neg ... ischarges/

--And ALWAYS Look in the chamber, and down the clip housing

BAT