Murder at Pennsylvania Gun Range

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1. 67dodgeman says:

   July 23, 2010 at 19:46

   Didn't the two guys in Florida who had the shoot out with the FBI get some of their guns this way? Platt and Matix?

   This could be the lead-in to a more serious crime wave.

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2. Donal Fagan says:

   July 24, 2010 at 14:14

   I was on staycation in Altoona, and it was a bad week for shooters in central PA. This poor guy could have been writing for TTAG:

   Todd Getgen died doing what friends say he loved.

   Raised in the scenic woods of Clinton County, the 42-year-old lawyer and Army veteran from Enola loved hunting, shooting and anything to do with firearms, including making his own ammunition.

   “He would talk about weaponry,” said Charles E. Schmidt Jr., a senior partner at the personal-injury firm Schmidt-Kramer, where Getgen worked for about 10 years until leaving last month. “He was an expert on firearms, bullet caliber. He was very much interested in that. It’s an irony that’s what led to his death.”

   … but probably not this guy, or any of his friends:

   A local Iraq war veteran died late Friday night after he accidentally shot himself in Snyder Township, investigators said.

   Christopher Chamberlain, 22, of Tyrone died from an apparently self-inflicted gunshot head wound, Blair County Coroner Patricia Ross said Saturday.

   Chamberlain, she added, was one of four young men at a Decker Hollow Road residence. The gun was mishandled "and they weren't paying attention to the weapon appropriately and it discharged," Ross added, saying she has ruled out foul play and suicide.

   It appeared at least some of the young men, including Chamberlain, had been drinking, but they were not legally intoxicated, Ross added.

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