Women Shot By Stove

[king2005]

And I've gone through far more stringent training in the military.......

and despite all the precautions you could ever take, accidents still happen.

There's no such thing as a zero-defect method.Physics and humans being human come into play. You CANNOT eliminate all risk.


I've dropped a plastic cartridge box of .22 shot shells, the case shattered, and the damned things went everywhere.

The difference is, is that your on a firing range or in a designated area for guns/ammo... So "if" something falls its not that big of an issue... in a normal fireing range there shouldn't be fire!! lol In a home, its so easy to prevent that sort of thing from happening.

& why was she messing with ammo near fire or materials used for fire? We never used teh fireplace, but we sure didn't bring our ammo over there.. ammo + fire = bad... ammo + water = bad too.. just not in a harmful way

[Lady's Human]

In fact, she was hit by part of a 22-gauge shotgun shell that she had accidentally put into the stove with newspapers she used to light it. A box of shells had spilled nearby a few weeks before.

A partial box of cartridges fals into a pile of newspaper.........think you're going to account for every .22 cartridge?

The difference is, is that your on a firing range or in a designated area for guns/ammo...

mm do they just teleport themselves there?

[lizbud]

The difference is, is that your on a firing range or in a designated area for guns/ammo... So "if" something falls its not that big of an issue... in a normal fireing range there shouldn't be fire!! lol In a home, its so easy to prevent that sort of thing from happening.

& why was she messing with ammo near fire or materials used for fire? We never used teh fireplace, but we sure didn't bring our ammo over there.. ammo + fire = bad... ammo + water = bad too.. just not in a harmful way

Bravo King. You sound like you know what you're talking about. I'll bet
that lady will be extra cautious next time she opens a box of ammo.