Claims "freak accident"...
An Oklahoma home was damaged last weekend by a 105mm artillery shell fired from a gun range some 5km away at a the Oklahoma Full Auto Shoot and Trade Show. The 15kg inert shell struck a tree and the ground before ploughing through an exterior wall, hitting a ceiling and an internal wall.
No-one was injured.
The range owner, Mike Friend, insists the historic weapon was safely fired by professionals in a downward projection.
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An Oklahoma home was damaged last weekend by a 105mm artillery shell fired from a gun range some 5km away at a the Oklahoma Full Auto Shoot and Trade Show. The 15kg inert shell struck a tree and the ground before ploughing through an exterior wall, hitting a ceiling and an internal wall.
No-one was injured.
The range owner, Mike Friend, insists the historic weapon was safely fired by professionals in a downward projection.
Quote:
It was not on a level plane, but on a downward trend, pointed downhill in the bottom of a valley. For that thing to rise and go far northwest of the range, it’s just unheard of. |
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