kingpin008
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I know in illinios if you go to the hospital with a gunshot wound you will get a visit from the cops.
Good thing it was a shrapnel wound, then!
I know in illinios if you go to the hospital with a gunshot wound you will get a visit from the cops.
Steel targets are an acceptably safe target to shoot with handguns, even at relatively close ranges, so long as they're in good condition.
However, once they show serious signs of wear and tear (the target bowing in like a bowl, or showing serious cratering from heavy use), the chances of something like this begin to climb.
Why do you think you need a tetanus shot? Did it go through your pants?
Why is this? Bullets not hitting a flat surface or something like that? I've never looked too carefully at the steel I've shot, guess I need to.
That nurse must not be very bright.
Deep puncture wounds (as I received) can easily lead to a tetanus infection.
Steel targets are an acceptably safe target to shoot with handguns, even at relatively close ranges, so long as they're in good condition.