Thread: Firearms license changes

If 54% of hunting fatalities involve a firearm, (which was 22) then that leaves the message WATCH YOUR STEP as falls were the biggest killer of the lot, and drowning is right up there and out of the 41 people who died, how many went hunting compared to how many drive and how does that compare to those who died in their motor vehicles? Bearing in mind this represents 9 years of fatalities so the road toll for the same period is 3710 which is clearly a somewhat larger number.

Read somewhere in a biography that most of SAS training accidental deaths are related to river crossings.

Originally Posted by Cordite

Read somewhere in a biography that most of SAS training accidental deaths are related to river crossings.

my father was RAF, regarded the SAS as the worlds ultimate soldier but the training accidents were on a horrific scale