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This.
Guess that was smart.
But on a more serious note, both this and Man of Medan take dialogue choices pretty seriously. It's possible that some previous choice you made led to the automatic firing, and maybe could have been avoided.
Also, earlier in the game, there's a premonition warning about the gun, and after you initially pick it up, it's possible to have a conversation with Angela where she tries to convince you to get rid of it. So I would say the game gives you fair warning that the gun is bad news. In my play through, I ditched it after Angela told me to.