Negligent Discharge at Gun Show

I agree with leadcounsel:

"He knew better. He probably had decades of training and handling guns. He failed and purposefully put his finger on the trigger and pulled it and got a nasty surprise."

I'm a pilot (haven't flown in years) with a few hundred hours of flight time. And I have always been amazed by the number of accidents you see involving pilots with THOUSANDS of hours of time.
 
Again, please cite stats of actual incidents involving CHLers.
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We have had numerous threads on CHL/CCW folks who have had NDs, gone through security at airports, been involved in crimes, etc. A CHL/CCW person isn't any better off than the rest of the population when it comes to brains. They may have less of a criminal record that the rest of the population (it is something of a requirement, often, before getting a carry permit), but that doesn't make them smarter, anymore more than being a homeowner, car owner, etc. makes you smarter. They are just people.
 
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