Sad nite before easter

[The Tuul Crib 7,336]

About midnight we were awoken by sirens and flashing lights outside. As I gazed outside the living room window I saw this huge red glow just one hill over. Quickly I jumped in the truck and drove around the corner and not what anyone would want to see but a house up in flames. This was a huge fire . The house is 10,000 square ft. 
I called at the clubhouse of the neighborhood because it was so big. if you listen closely you can hear what sounds like gunshots which actually was rounds of ammo going off. everyone made it out safely though which was a blessing

Edited April 12, 2020 by The Tool Crib

[Razorback 1,035]

How sad! Glad to hear that all are OK.

[Pullstart 62,796]

My heart goes out to those who were displaced during this World Struggle.    I’m glad to hear they made it out alright.

[WHX?? 48,784]

Yah that's a shame. What the can firefighters do with ammo going off like that?  I keep my ammo in a fire proof safe. 

[Tractorhead 9,064]

Great to hear they out, sad because their house is down.

Hope they have a place where they can stay.

 

 A real weird Year.

 

[The Tuul Crib 7,336]

He said it was in his gun safe but

obviously it wasnt fire proof. He has a 

coulpe of AK47s . Hes a contractor and 

he had more tools than homedepot 

and lowes together. 

[formariz 11,987]

Any idea on how it started?

[The Tuul Crib 7,336]

Chimney fire

[Racinbob 11,045]

19 hours ago, WHX24 said:

Yah that's a shame. What the can firefighters do with ammo going off like that?  I keep my ammo in a fire proof safe. 

 

The ammo going off really isn't a danger in a fire, just scary. It's more like a firecracker because it isn't contained. Reloaders need to be careful how they store gunpowder though. Never in airtight case. Think pressure cooker bomb. 

 

Glad to hear nobody was hurt.