Guns don't shoot people.......

Not the first time I've heard of this happening. At least this guy lived through it.
Something to learn about the safety and staying out of line of the business end of the gun here.

Oh, and I don't usually laugh at other peoples misery and misfortune unless I can inflict it. (Is that funny? I'm just joking.)

[68TriShield]

Hilarious... not.

Originally Posted by 68TriShield

Hilarious... not.

Oh come on Dave!

Not even the part that says no dogs or ducks were injured?

Not even a little bit?

[68TriShield]

Originally Posted by Resipsa

Oh come on Dave!

Not even the part that says no dogs or ducks were injured?

Not even a little bit?

Naw,too much of a safe firearm handling advocate here. My sons as well.
I certainly would not want to be on the business end of that shotgun.

[Savor the Stick]

Originally Posted by 68TriShield

Hilarious... not.

Originally Posted by 68TriShield

Naw,too much of a safe firearm handling advocate here. My sons as well.
I certainly would not want to be on the business end of that shotgun.

I agree with you. Lets play a what if?....the man had his grandson along?

It doesn't take long to open the breech and take out a shell. I'll bet he will NEVER leave it loaded like that again.

Originally Posted by Savor the Stick

I agree with you. Lets play a what if?....the man had his grandson along?

It doesn't take long to open the breech and take out a shell. I'll bet he will NEVER leave it loaded like that again.

ok. what if?

[Lanks85]

Good thing he wasn't facing the other direction......

[sikk50]

Originally Posted by 68TriShield

Naw,too much of a safe firearm handling advocate here. My sons as well.
I certainly would not want to be on the business end of that shotgun.

I agree however sometimes you need boneheads like this to give you the anecdotal stories that really drive home the importance of hunter safety to the youth.