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This is the first house fire that I have ever heard of that was arguably caused by reloading. It would be nice to get details of exactly what happened. I hope the reloader was not smoking.
1 posted on 02/17/2016 7:33:02 AM PST by marktwain
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To: marktwain

But it will be used as a reason to ban...something...

The propane cylinder on a gas grill is probably more dangerous

http://www.propane101.com/propanecylinderexplosions.htm


2 posted on 02/17/2016 7:38:38 AM PST by Bidimus1
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I’d like to know too. I’m really careful so this screams negligence.


3 posted on 02/17/2016 7:40:06 AM PST by DirtyPigpen (Semper Fi)
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I doubt that they were hit by "bullets", but rather with the spent empty shell casings. The "bullets" are a LOT heavier than the shell casings, and the bullets themselves would probably just be sitting there on his reloading bench.

The shell casings might sting a little, but it's a lot better than getting hit by lead projectiles.

6 posted on 02/17/2016 8:04:19 AM PST by Kenton
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