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There's a reason I have to wear armor on the range by policy:  It's the one place there is guaranteed to be rounds going off.

Look around your range, if you see evidence of bullet impacts where there shouldn't be (ie: anywhere besides the backstop), that means someone put a round uprange.  I'd suggest at least a TQ in your bag somewhere.  Unless you are out in the boonies, you can get to medical attention before a sucking chest wound becomes a major issue (other than the hole in your chest).