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DoubleJ wrote:one may argue that just because it's against the Constitution, doesn't mean "they" won't try to pass a law for it...

Of course. They do it all the time. They usually lose in the Supreme Court when it's something other than a 2nd amendment issue.

- Jim

I can't find those regulations online.

Since discharging a firearm generally is not a state offense, I suspect these regulations require police to inform DPS for statistical purposes.

The law on revoking a license is pretty clear. Having an accidental discharge, even if it results in injury to a person, is not a reason to revoke a license.

You cannot be required to report a crime that you committed. Doing so would be a violation of the 5th admendment of the U.S. Constitution.

- Jim

May I ask where you obtained that information?

- Jim