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Investigators recently determined that the 81,000 acre fire in Mariposa County was caused by gunfire. The staff at Nice Shot Guns and Shooting Range in Redding said sparks from ammunition are how these types of wildfires start. Andrew Hackett is a National Rifle Association training counselor and instructor. He said copper, brass and lead ammunition has very little likelihood of causing the sparks that could easily start a fire during this hot summer season.
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