When One Mistake Changes the Way You Think About Firearm Safety

I gather then, it did not ricochet, either? Not an experiment I am willing to try. As the guntubers say, don’t try this at home. :rofl:

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It did not. I ran down to the basement expecting to find a wounded water heater or some other costly damage, but I could not find an exit wound on the oak flooring.

I don’t recommend trying this like I did. There are safer methods to demonstrate penetration properties.

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@JuanL Welcome to the community!

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Awww… Hugs, brer Don​:smiling_face_with_three_hearts:

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Thanks Buddy.

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one of our senior members who shot skeet for many decades had an accident in the club house

I would say he was the safest shooter in the club, he came inside with the 410 over /under action open

reached into his pocket for the snap caps and some how a live round was with them

he always pointed it at the floor to release the firing pins , first one cleared the second one killed a 12’‘x12’’ floor tile .

no one hurt just an older member totally embarrass..

even if your well seasoned shooter ■■■■ happens

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