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AkSaber
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« on: May 06, 2014, 07:33:52 PM »

Why is it everyone in these situations always claims they "accidentally" pulled the trigger. Like... the weapon should have known the shooter had no intention of harming the person he was aiming the weapon at, therefore the weapon should have known not to discharge.

Besides, modern firearms have so many internal safety features to prevent unintended discharges. So basically, when a handgun goes off it was meant to.
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