Breaking News Shooting At Elementary School

Impossible as it might seem in the aftermath of Friday's horrific shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary, the tragedy could've been worse. According to new reports, shooter Adam Lanza didn't shoot himself until after first responders arrived on the scene. Police found "hundreds of rounds" of ammo on Lanza's body, enough to have inflicted even more damage.

Details have also emerged about the origins of the guns used in the attack. All three – a Glock 10 mm, a Sig Sauer 9 mm and a Bushmaster .223-caliber rifle, the same weapon used in the sniper attacks in the DC area in 2002 - belonged to Lanza's mother, Nancy, who was Lanza's first victim. She also owned two hunting rifles.

Shooting, along with dice games, were two of her favorite activities.

"Guns were her hobby," said Dan Holmes, the landscaper of Nancy Lanza's sprawling yard here on the edge of town. "She told me she liked the single-mindedness of shooting."

Holmes said she even spoke of taking her son to the firing range to practice his aim.