I'd gotten nicked in the shin with backsplash at an indoor range. It had crossed four lanes. If it had deflected at a more acute angle, it might have caught someone higher.
A woman and her son were shooting what I think was a 40 S&W that they couldn't control - they were hitting the target trolley.
That same range had the far end of the target track elevated so that 25yd targets were above the backstop. You were supposed to tape your target to the bottom of the backer. They'd painted orange lines to delimit the target area. But a lot of people just couldn't handle it and shot at the target above the backstop.
Now I shoot at an outdoor range that's considered busy when there are 5 shooters over 20 stations across multiple ranges
