I mean yes actually, trigger discipline is a thing for a reason. It’s very possible to pull a trigger without meaning to.
Not to defend this guy as to even be in a position to unintentionally shoot someone requires severe negligence and lapses in just about every rule in gun safety.
It’s about general safety. People having misconceptions that a gun always requires a significant pull to fire can be dangerous in the wrong circumstances. Yes, a gun with a light trigger is a thing, and people should be aware a gun doesn’t always need a significant pull to fire.
Also, to get there it had to be loaded, cocked, and pointed recklessly before we even get to the trigger pull. This is why in any country with any sense at all, you need to be trained properly before you can even think about owning your own firearms. Your right to self-defence does not mean your right to be a threat to the health and well-being of everyone in line of sight.
This entire situation if true was a failure of the father to practice good gun safety and handling who then should face manslaughter charges. As for trigger pull, I’ve played lightgun games in arcades that had a heavier trigger pulls than many firearms. The trigger isn’t made to be difficult to pull, it’s made to be easy for you to use the firearm for its tended purpose.
I mean yes actually, trigger discipline is a thing for a reason. It’s very possible to pull a trigger without meaning to.
Not to defend this guy as to even be in a position to unintentionally shoot someone requires severe negligence and lapses in just about every rule in gun safety.
It’s about general safety. People having misconceptions that a gun always requires a significant pull to fire can be dangerous in the wrong circumstances. Yes, a gun with a light trigger is a thing, and people should be aware a gun doesn’t always need a significant pull to fire.
Also, to get there it had to be loaded, cocked, and pointed recklessly before we even get to the trigger pull. This is why in any country with any sense at all, you need to be trained properly before you can even think about owning your own firearms. Your right to self-defence does not mean your right to be a threat to the health and well-being of everyone in line of sight.
This entire situation if true was a failure of the father to practice good gun safety and handling who then should face manslaughter charges. As for trigger pull, I’ve played lightgun games in arcades that had a heavier trigger pulls than many firearms. The trigger isn’t made to be difficult to pull, it’s made to be easy for you to use the firearm for its tended purpose.
Absolutely, it takes an insane amount of negligence for this to happen unintentionally.
And that’s just assuming he’s telling the truth.