Natman
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- Joined
- Jan 8, 2007
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- Location
- Hazelwood, MO
- Detector(s) used
- White's Prizm II, White's Coinmaster
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Hi all,
I thought I'd just come up with the usual finds at a typical school playground, but just before I left I dug this up.
What's more frightening is that it was a misfire..the firing pin had already struck the cartridge but the bullet never fired..looks like it was actually struck twice.
This may very well mean there could have been a loaded gun on school property, rather than finding a single bullet some kid may have taken to school (which is bad enough).
Has anyone else found any kind of weapon/ammunition on school grounds? I guess it just refects the times we live in..pretty sad.
Nat
I thought I'd just come up with the usual finds at a typical school playground, but just before I left I dug this up.
What's more frightening is that it was a misfire..the firing pin had already struck the cartridge but the bullet never fired..looks like it was actually struck twice.
This may very well mean there could have been a loaded gun on school property, rather than finding a single bullet some kid may have taken to school (which is bad enough).
Has anyone else found any kind of weapon/ammunition on school grounds? I guess it just refects the times we live in..pretty sad.
Nat
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unfortunately bullets aren't that uncommon finds in the school yards around here.
That reminds me of an airline story I heard on the news..oh wait..sorry 






