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Looks like only one of the three dogs died, so it could have been worse. If I was a firefighter, I'd have let it go too. Powder and pieces of brass burning randomly off, along with flames and smoke, that makes for a bad equation. I know that if my house had a file, I'd likely tell the firefighters to stay out unless I knew all my black powder (the real stuff) and propellant were safely away from the fire. There's no property I have that's worth a fireman's life.

i8godzilla wrote:I could not make the link you provided work.

http://www.khou.com/news/local/Firefigh ... 24308.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I believe this is the same story you referenced.

That link wasn't so good either. I'm running Chrome and all I got was an advertisement window I couldn't dismiss. Reloading the page, fortunately, made the ad disappear.

It's always sad to see stories like this. I hope that guy had insurance.