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SC: Man blames gun range for bullet in home
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"We cannot confirm that it did not come from there, nor can we confirm that it did, said Chief Deputy Creed Hashe.
Hashe said investigators spent about two hours on the range after the report.
It's about an 8-acre site and we were hearing anywhere from 10-12 gunshots in the area that we know for a fact were not coming from the gun range because we were actually on the scene there, said Hashe.
Hashe said a nearby hunter could very well have been behind the bullet. |
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Millwright66
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This story stresses something all gun owners must be constantly cognizant of. We own every projectile we discharge. And we're the obvious "target of opportunity" for any stray - or intentional - bullet a homeowner reports.
But there's a lot "missing" in the account given. We only "know" its reported the house is "1300 feet " from the range. What caliber/type of bullet was recovered ? What was the angle of the trajectory through the house ? What sort of construction comprised the impact area ? What's the location of the house in relation to the shooting butts ?
Hard for a small department to finance a serious forensic investigation of this sort of thing. Is that what someone is relying upon ? |
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