Detaining other shooters at a range after an AD?

[Irving]

I wouldn't flinch at taking some shrapnel, but I could see a brand new shooter freaking the F out about it. It's unfortunate that you had to deal with all that stuff. Glad everyone was ultimately okay.

[KS63]

I always look and assess every individual in every lane before I step into mine. I'm checking for basic safe gun handling and body language while on the line. I'm responsible for my own safety and I take it seriously. I hope she's ok which it sounds like.

[asmo]

me and my firearms were photographed and told I could clean up and leave.

I'd be filing motions like a one armed paper hanger.. Fuck that shit.

[BPTactical]

I'd be filing motions like a one armed paper hanger.. Fuck that shit.

Legit question Asmo- what would the basis of filing be?

[KevDen2005]

Hopefully it was a 9mm and not a 45 ACP.

Rumor has it...

.45 ACP has "Stopping Power" that's what matters to me!!!!
9mm will go through the intruder and though my walls and strike a bystander in their home or driving by in a car!
And that's the fact Jack......

[Brian]

I don't shoot indoors often at all. Are ricochets and shrapnel problems common? A couple comments in the thread sound like it happens more than rarely...

[DavieD55]

After about a hour and half wait the detectives showed up, we were escorted back in and told to stand just outside the booth we were occupying at the time. Since I was by myself and not near the lane she got hit me and my firearms were photographed and told I could clean up and leave.

That is because you are a subject at the behest of the whims of the state.

[fitz19d]

I don't shoot indoors often at all. Are ricochets and shrapnel problems common? A couple comments in the thread sound like it happens more than rarely...

I've never seen it, but if you look at the target carriers and even the ceiling almost straight up at most places its scary.

[KS63]

I've never seen it, but if you look at the target carriers and even the ceiling almost straight up at most places its scary.

Try looking at the ceiling right above your stall. You may/may not be surprised....

[Irving]

I don't shoot indoors often at all. Are ricochets and shrapnel problems common? A couple comments in the thread sound like it happens more than rarely...

I've taken a full round to the shin at an indoor range, as well as a bit of shrapnel. At an outdoor range part of a hollow point got me right in the neck at just the right angle and velocity to make me bleed a little bit.