Yep. Accidental discharges occur due to a mechanical failure of the weapon. Negligent discharges occur due to improper handling. There is a significant difference between the two.
Since Glocks are single action, I should think accidental discharges are quite rare.
Most recently a CA LEO sued Glock after he shot himself while cleaning one.
Even though the evidence showed it was clearly his fault, Glock settled out of court.
“Yep. Accidental discharges occur due to a mechanical failure of the weapon.”
When acted on by a human being. No pistol will “accidentally” fire on its own. It is an inanimate object and only operates or fails to operate properly, by interaction of a human being.
This is correct. In simpler terms, An accidental discharge can be caused by your failure to “hold it” which san be related to internal problems, poor diet. A negligent discharge is when you knew that fart felt wet, but you gunned it anyway...