This is horrible...

[Rob]

ksl.com - Teen dies after accidentally shooting himself

[2006PSDSD]

Tragic, but what a dope. If you don't know what the you're doing with guns, don't with them!

[05_PSD_Erik]

I blame the gun........















Not really, but someone will say that. I hate that, but what a moron....

[Shooter04]

"I saw him take out the bullets, so that's why I thought it was already safe," Salt added.

But police say Fine didn't realize there was one bullet left inside the gun.

Friends say Fine raised his left arm, held the revolver to his head and pulled the trigger.

I have no sympathy for this kid. WTF was he expecting raising a revolver to his head and firing? Sorry for his families loss but IMO.....good riddance

[2006PSDSD]

That news accoutn must have been screwed up (I know, they never do that ) it had to have a semi-auto, not a revolver. Emptied the mag, and left one in the pipe.

[mtcarmelfarm]

He was a kid, not a smart kid but a kid...........
We sometimes have to remember kids everywhere aren't taught about guns and to respect them.......

[2006PSDSD]

Originally Posted by mtcarmelfarm

He was a kid, not a smart kid but a kid...........
We sometimes have to remember kids everywhere aren't taught about guns and to respect them.......

True

His father needs to be for leaving it out, and/or not teaching his boy the 'rules' of gun safety. He may have known about guns too, never know. Just being stupid, trying to impress his friends

[mtcarmelfarm]

As strange as some may think it is. I think when you take your son or any young person out and let them take the life of an animal, it teaches them what guns are capable of. They see what a gun will do. Like Nick said, he was more than likely trying to impress his buddies.......

[2006PSDSD]

That is a good training tool, never thought of it that way. My Dad doesn't hunt

[Ryan Rønning]

Darwin at work