Quadriplegic man wins right to go hunting

[Cat-Herder]

World Of Technology: US quadriplegic man wins right to go hunting

Mr Cap has won the right to use a 12-gauge shotgun fitted with a battery-powered machine that is operated by a breathing tube
Jamie Cap, 46, was injured in an accident 30 years ago while playing American football. A head-on tackle resulted in a neck injury that left him a quadriplegic and robbed him of hunting, one of his passions.

But after a 2 1/2 year legal battle, Mr Cap has won the right - with the help of a partner - to use a 12-gauge shotgun fitted with a battery-powered machine that is operated by a breathing tube. He can adjust the angle by nudging a toggle switch.


He fired his first shot in three decades last week, describing the experience as priceless.

good for Mr. Cap.

 

[Remington1100]

Thats awesome. I couldn't imagine not being able to shoot a gun for 30 years.

 

[redneckmedic]

 

[Cat-Herder]

 

[Jubbie]

Dangit, your thread wins since you have a pic https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...cussion/61109-wheelchair_mounted_firearm.html

 

[Soonerdoggy]

Good for him, thats great ! anyone see the girl born with no arms who flies her own airplane? Another great story. her website is www.rightfooted.com