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AD/ND definitions

757 views 6 replies 5 participants last post by  Ram Rod 
#1 ·
Trying to learn about each, how they are different. Offer a link, or your own definition pls.
Tks
 
#2 ·
Unintentional Discharge (UD) - Any time your firearm fires when you did not intend to do so.
Accidental Discharge (AD) - An unintentional discharge caused by a mechanical failure of some sort.
Negligent Discharge (ND) - An unintentional discharge caused by some sort of human error, such as a finger on the trigger at the wrong time.
 
#4 ·
There's only one definition in the book I have in front of me now. ND...negligent discharge. Accidental and unintentional are in the book also, but they are stand alone words and can be referenced in any dictionary. You are responsible for your firearm.....where it goes...and what it does. Any break down in that chain, and it does something you did not intend while being fully responsible is only negligence in the simplest of terms.
 
#7 ·
That pretty much sums it up. Come to a match with defective equipment and you'll be disqualified!
 
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