Negligent discharge caught on video.

What an idiot. Poor girl must've been scared senseless.

He's lucky he didn't kill anyone.

What was a person, whos first impulse when walking into a room was to go to the closest shotgun and pull the trigger, even doing in the gun store?

And +1 to people that just leave loaded shotguns lying around.

Hmmm wonder if this here shotgun is loaded. Well, I guess the best way to find out is to walk over and pull the trigger.

KA BOOOOOOOOOOOOOM

Yep, it was loaded.

That's how they taught me to clear mine!

Darwin, where are you when we need you?

Order for two sets of hearing aids, coming up!

jm

looks like the girl is preparting a bank deposit....

may be SOP to keep shotgun out and ready at such times.

Dufus teen ager/video game expert comes along and has what i likely his first real world firearms experience.....:banghead::banghead:

seems like the idiot who pulled the trigger
and the moron, who left the gun like that learned
a lesson the soft way.........

I sense an addendum to the "policies and procedures" manual in
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Of all the places to put his finger...

Their ears were probably ringing from that (good chance they still are, for that matter).

Keep your boogerhook off the bangswitch!

Factfind,

That was awesome!

Most of the ND I've seen have someone mesmerized and compelled to pull the trigger. :banghead:

Gotta love how we teach firearm safety in the US!

I love the video title "Man fires shotgun by accident"

He didn't mean to pull the trigger?

dumb very dumb. i hope that idiot never handles a firearm in his life

If you watch it very carefully, you can see the projectiles richocheting around the room.

And this is precisely why we NEED to get firearms education back into the curriculum for public (and private) schools, preferably at a fairly young age. Obviously, nobody ever told doofus that "All guns are loaded -- always."

There is no response necissary...

I would seriously beat the **** out of that kid.

My 4yo knows better than to do that.

Of course, the kid probably had no clue what repercussions his actions would have and my 4yo has had safety lessons for over a year now. Teach 'em early and often.

That's a lesson that won't soon be forgotten.

And this is precisely why we NEED to get firearms education back into the curriculum for public (and private) schools, preferably at a fairly young age.

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+1,

I think we've added another category to the unintentional discharge group.
Now, in addition to AD and ND...we have Idiot Discharge.

More and more, I understand why tigers eat their young...

Uhhhh...I don't have any words appropriate for this forum.

I hope that girl is STILL kicking the kid's butt.

And I fully support this posted by Aguila Blanca:

And this is precisely why we NEED to get firearms education back into the curriculum for public (and private) schools, preferably at a fairly young age. Obviously, nobody ever told doofus that "All guns are loaded -- always."

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Not just in schools, but all youth programs, summer camp, day camp, libraries, Parks and Recreation, etc...