My Wife's Cousin had one released to him from Evidence in that same condition.
Used by Wife's Brother to 'self-terminate'.
'Cousin' accepted the dubious task of cleaning,,,
Lots of powerful emotions involved,,,
Bad guys and bad guns
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Used by Wife's Brother to 'self-terminate'.
'Cousin' accepted the dubious task of cleaning,,,
Lots of powerful emotions involved,,,
At least good finger placement.
No, not really...
http://vidmax.com/video/138043-Weapon-Instructor-Travis-Haley-Negligent-Discharge-Uncut
time index 1:40 to get to the "interesting" part.
eta: probably will need a spin off thread if things get froggy on this subject.
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Well if you hold it gangsta style not surprised.
At least other guy is vertical and two handed and well over edge of magwell tho if he went sideways same would happen.
He was damn lucky he was not pointing at anyone.
He couldn't keep his booger hook off the trigger.
Loved the don't put that on film.
At least other guy is vertical and two handed and well over edge of magwell tho if he went sideways same would happen.
He was damn lucky he was not pointing at anyone.
He couldn't keep his booger hook off the trigger.
Loved the don't put that on film.
Um, I'm pretty sure he was talking about the cop in the picture I posted. That's why he quoted me.No, not really...
http://vidmax.com/video/138043-Weapon-Instructor-Travis-Haley-Negligent-Discharge-Uncut
time index 1:40 to get to the "interesting" part.
eta: probably will need a spin off thread if things get froggy on this subject.
I had a 22 rifle years ago with a scope pre-zeroed. I used it with the scope, and with irons depending on my mood. I decided to take it to a gun show and sell it. It was really an afterthought, but at the last minute decided to stick the scope on there as well. I did it hurriedly just before walking out the door.
I sold it almost as soon as I walked into the show, but when the buyer asked me to come off $25 because the scope was mounted backwards I was so embarrassed I didn't even try.
I sold it almost as soon as I walked into the show, but when the buyer asked me to come off $25 because the scope was mounted backwards I was so embarrassed I didn't even try.
Deus Machina
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Oh, like I haven't seen competition guns like that...Some people do things to guns that they think will make it look cool.
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The scary part is that someone actually knew a little bit about how to run a mill on that.
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Gunny, you gotta pretty sweet gig man. Not saying it's easy or doesn't have it's bad days. But man you get to shoot some wicked cool stuff.
I know, he was, and the trigger finger placement is poor. It's in line with the trigger. If he has a slip (like the graphic/video I posted demonstrates) he could have a ND.
(in a previous edit of that post I quoted you instead of Englishmn. my bad if that's causing the confusion.)
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GunnyUSMC
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Here’s one I got in a while back.
Yes. That is a homemade suppressors made from copper pipe. It worked ok but had baffle strikes.
Yes. That is a homemade suppressors made from copper pipe. It worked ok but had baffle strikes.
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In Ilion NY a few years back a guy went through the downtown with an 870 and shot and killed a few people before being trapped in a house. On the news footage there was a state policeman with an AR with the same type scope and it was on backwards. They murdered the guy. He was trapped like a rat in a basement. No hostages and the house empty. They flash banged and then killed him. He was a murderer, just thought they could have waited him out.
Bubba guns are all the rage I guess in your area.
Bubba guns are all the rage I guess in your area.
NIGHTLORD40K
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Eeewwwwwwww
Reminds me of some of the cars we get from body shops before they wet vac the interiors....
Elkins45
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What did he use for baffles?
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I have a second hand sherriff deputy story about a very old evidence-room lever action in .35 Whelen that was used in a suicide. Covered in blood. Never cleaned. For years.
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I’m not sure. It looked like smack freeze plugs and some kind of cloth washers. You still needed ear protection to shoot it.
CapnMac
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But only if somebody gets and AUSA off of square one to prosecute, sadly.
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I really don’t get that many. Most of the gun are in pretty good shape or brand new. I would say out of the thousand or so guns that I get a year about 10 to 20 are messed up.
Here’s I had to shoot a few months ago. It was picked up as found property, recovered from under a house. I had to clean it up before I could shoot it.
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That was one from a homicide. If I can test fire them as I get them, I do so. Sometimes I have to clean some up or work on them a little so that I can get them to fire..
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Three weeks in a bucket of kerosene?
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Just a day or two in Evaporate-Rust.
NIGHTLORD40K
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Check out that Troy battle-sight too! Set of them worth almost as much as the M&P rifle....
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