Just thinking, how many of us pay attention to the behavior of others the shooting range?
Just last Sunday, some guy took a handgun, stuck it to his chest and pulled the trigger. This is an open public range. A DNR official had been there 30 minutes before and noticed the guy was eating an MRE and acting strange.
The Sheriff's Deputies confiscated everyone's guns at the range. Guess it was to make sure it was his gun that shot himself. That would sure suck to have your guns taken away. They are going to sit uncleaned for who knows how long. And probably not handled very nicely.
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