Two Men Shoot First, Figure It Out Later


WINNIPEG (Reuters) - Two 20-year-old men in rural western
Canada could be banned from handling firearms after what police
on Friday called a bizarre experiment.

It began when one of the men brought a military-style
bullet-proof vest back to their Swan River, Manitoba, home. He
then asked his room-mate to shoot him in the chest with a 22
caliber rifle.

That done, and pleased with the lack of damage, he asked his
friend to shoot him in the back with a 12 gauge shotgun.

This time, the duo decided to stuff a phone book inside the
vest for a bit of insurance.

The phone book absorbed much of the blow, but the target
still suffered cracked ribs and bruising.

"The biggest question is why and it's difficult to come up
with a logical reason," said Sgt. Steve Saunders of the Royal
Canadian Mounted Police in Winnipeg.

Neither man faces police charges but the Mounties are
seeking a five-year firearms prohibition.


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