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hillfighter wrote:

TexasCajun wrote:I've never heard of a loaded gun being involved in an ND....

Have you heard of Tex Grebner?

I remembered watching his video a while back after looking up the name. As I understand the back-story, Tex was trying to draw a pistol from a holster that wasn't fitted to it (Kimber from a holster for a Glock, maybe?). Therefore, I wouldn't classify this as a negligent discharge. He meant to draw & fire his weapon, but he goofed it up pretty bad. When I think of an actual negligent discharge, I think of the gun going off unexpectedly (as in prior to cleaning, when taking a gun out of a range bag, or just simply handling). In these cases, you usually hear the excuse: "I thought it wasn't loaded". Of course, that's only after the ear-ringing stops & the soiled britches are exchanged for a clean pair.

I've never heard of a loaded gun being involved in an ND....