A customer said the range was flooded with dust and shrapnel. 😮
LEXINGTON, S.C. - Authorities in South Carolina are investigating what caused an explosion at an indoor shooting range with customers inside Sunday,Investigators said they were called to the Kilo Charlie Shooting range in Lexington around 4 p.m. after receiving reports of an explosion.
“I was firing, and I noticed on the floor, it looked like sparklers were going off. And at that point, I stepped back and the whole floor exploded,” said a customer who was present for Sunday’s blast. One man was hit in the face with debris and drove himself to a nearby hospital, according to the incident report.
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