Negligent Discharge vs. Accidental Discharge

This is a re-post of a video, I don't know what happened with the first one but it ended up with a whole bunch of cut-scenes that I didn't mean to put in there!
Gun shown is a Ruger SR1911 Commander.

[@augreich]

I'm very aware of firearms and safety rules. I was trained by the Marine Corps. I owe a striker fired weapon; M&P 2.0. This is my home defense and self defense firearm therefore I always have one in the pipe. I retrieved my firearm (holstered) while at home; gonna do some dry fire drills. I followed all of the safety protocols yet when I took the firearm out of it's holster my index finger slipped into the trigger guard and fired a round. I understand where you're coming from in terms of negligence. In my opinion this was accidental.
What's your opinion?

[@tristanyokom1542]

I'd still call it an ND cause your finger was on the trigger, despite not meaning too

[@augreich]

@@tristanyokom1542 Thank you that helps.