I agree 100%. I lost my first best friend due to a gun accident. I wasnt there thank god. I have seen first hand two near misses though. Once by kid playing with his dads .22 revolver and once by one of my best friends when I was a kid. He was a good hunter and was educated on fire arms and how to handle them properly. While cleaning his tube fed .22, after he was done cleaning, he put the tube back in and when he did, it pushed a stuck cartridge down and chamberd when he relesed the action. He had no idea, he squeezed of a dry fire and the report scared the$&!% out of us. Missed my head by 2 feet.