http://www.webcom.com/gun_guy/recalls.htm#BTS1"Outdoor Life magazine noted, in mid-2005, that this recall was "...99 percent complete. The firearm's importer, Beretta USA, reported that all but 20 of the 2,700 guns affected by the recall had been returned or were in the process of being returned. At least six cases of rifle failure have been reported, according to the Outdoor Wire, with the most serious case occurring to a Washington shooter who broke bones in his hand when his gun barrel exploded."
Never mind that that guy in Washington also had 4 hours of surgery on his hands and undoubtedly had a lengthy recovery.
Yeah, I'd flinch.
