Negligent (Unintentional) Discharge. Now What?

You've just had your first (and hopefully last) negligent/unintentional discharge. Now what happens? Do you contact the police? Repair the damage? Call a lawyer? Armed Attorneys Richard Hayes and Edwin Walker discuss the most common occurrences of negligent/unintentional discharges, as well as steps you should take after the incident.

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