Freak Accident

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Pawpaw
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Freak Accident

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zero4o3
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Re: Freak Accident

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interesting, makes you wonder about the 9mm rounds that come just free in the box
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Re: Freak Accident

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I've always covered my ammo at the range...
Close the box or put my soft case on top of any unboxed ammo.
Just-fired cartridges are hot (ever have one bounce off the wall and hang up in your glasses?).
Stuff falls... gravity, ya know. :mrgreen:
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Re: Freak Accident

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Incredible nobody was hurt, either by the round, debris, or a ricochet!
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Re: Freak Accident

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Many news people call unusual incidents 'freak accidents', which makes me crazy.

Just once I want them to say "A man walking down the sidewalk was injured today when two circus freaks fell off an overhead electric wire they were walking on.....
If the 2nd admendment only applies to muskets and muzzle-loaders, then the 1st admentment must apply only to the spoken or printed word. Printing must be done on hand presses, news stories must be written in longhand, no keyboards or electric processes may be used.
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