RR---No coronary will be caused by this and I hope from nothing else either, LOL! There is no arguing the fact that if most of the people that had them go off when accidents happened had been handling them properly there would not have been injuries or deaths. There may have been some ricochets involved, but it's not possible to know for sure because the plaintiffs agreed in their settlements not to discuss their accident. There may or may not have been lousy cleaning procedures or tinkering with them, as none of us were there to know first hand. All the settlements Remington has made over the years with the stipulation that nothing be said about the incidents sucks, as far as I'm concerned. Also, even worse is the fact that a number of Remington employees stated they were instructed to not make people aware there were other misfires when they called the company with their issue! Finally, there have been many thousands of people with Remingtons that have reported similar misfires and swear they did not touch the trigger and there had been no adjustments attempted on them. If that is true, then that leaves the dirty argument that caused it and even if it did I haven't heard thousands of people complain about any other firearm misfiring like this one does! I'll leave everyone to make their own conclusions why!