A .22 at 930 fps, meets Fingers.
Being a Cop, and the wife a Practitioner in a hospital ER, gives us access to interesting stories:
I'm sworn to secrecy as to who this is, but this is what happens when you get called away from your Pellet gun when your bench testing and adjusting triggers, and come back later thinking, "I didn't chamber another pellet", grab the barrel and try to adjust the trigger a tad more. Needless to say, 2 hours of surgery, a lot of pain and permanent loss of flex in the end joint, makes this a self correcting problem.
Before Surgery
During the pinning
You will notice all the white spots (lead) had to be removed. They did a good job. OUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not dogging him because we all have had a momentary laps of judgment with one thing or another. BUT, be careful and always safety check. Complacency hurts
Being a Cop, and the wife a Practitioner in a hospital ER, gives us access to interesting stories:
I'm sworn to secrecy as to who this is, but this is what happens when you get called away from your Pellet gun when your bench testing and adjusting triggers, and come back later thinking, "I didn't chamber another pellet", grab the barrel and try to adjust the trigger a tad more. Needless to say, 2 hours of surgery, a lot of pain and permanent loss of flex in the end joint, makes this a self correcting problem.
Before Surgery
During the pinning
You will notice all the white spots (lead) had to be removed. They did a good job. OUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not dogging him because we all have had a momentary laps of judgment with one thing or another. BUT, be careful and always safety check. Complacency hurts
