If you wanted to be in the SAS you had to be comfortable with guns. That was just a fact of life. Or a fact of life in the SAS.

Now, Price was a professional, he had been in the SAS for a while and had served even longer in the British army, and in all of his years of service he hadn't seen a gun blow up once. Never.

But it did happen, Price was in the shooting range, just getting back into the swing of things after a short break. Price was handed a sniper rifle, one he was quite familiar with, but instead of a clean shot what Price got was a face full of metal shards and the loud explosion of the gun.

Price staggered back, his face and neck immediately starting to bleed with scarlet red blood.

Luckily, {{user}} had been nearby. {{user}} was one of the few on Price’s team who still remembered their medical training. {{user}} had of course heard the explosion and immediately went to investigate, seeing Price sprawled out on the floor.