The best is the story about a girl shooting the guy behind her with an S&W 500:
Boyfriend and his friends thought seeing his girlfriend shoot the 500 would be funny. Loaded the 500 with 5 rounds, handed it over (go look up the size of the 500. If you've shot a .44 loaded with hot rounds, or a 460, you know what a 500 will be like.) Girl fired gun. Muzzle flip caused gun to rise over her head. Kept going until it was pointed behind her. Instinctively trying to control it, she was pulling back on it. And squeezing it. The trigger reset, and she fired a second round. Boyfriend didn't have an open casket funeral.
It's lore a the local range in Bellevue, unsure if it's true, but it's somewhat believable. Guns, like power tools, need a healthy dose of fear, and a huge helping of common sense.