PILMAN
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I've got somewhat of a problem here, last night I got a call from my friends and they sounded pretty angry saying I owed them ammo that I didn't fire. I am going to replace the names to keep everything anonymous
Basically about 4 months ago, my friends took me shooting for the first time. I was required to bring my own ammo, so I bought .45 acp winchester white box (100 rounds), remington magnum buckshot, .223 winchester rounds and that was it.
The first day, the guy with the guns was teaching me how to use a .45 acp handgun which I provided my own ammo. That went smooth, he also taught me how to use a shotgun which I used some of his rounds, and his M4 which I used my own rounds. That day went smoothly
The 2nd day, we went out to my friends field which is about 500 acres of land. I used an SKS which I did not have my own ammo for, a sig which used .45, and a winchester defender shotgun which I used my own rounds. There were a total of about 6 of us. Several times there was a fella with us with a moustache who appeared drunk and the guy with the guns was teaching him to use the sights and keep his finger off the trigger. I was constantly missing .45 ACP rounds and some left over .223 rounds . I didn't say anything about this. I asked about using the SKS which the guy with the guns helped me load it as I had never used a stripper clip. I constantly asked permission each time I used the gun when I was going to reload it. I asked which ammo I should use and he told me not to use the ammo to the right as it was a special round. After about the 2nd time, there was no ammo left and I asked if there was any more ammo. This fella who appeared drunk gave me some ammo and it was wolf ammo. I loaded up the gun but did not fire it, and the guy with guns said "Your cleaning it" to me because he was angry that I loaded wolf ammo up. I told him I didn't fire it and had no idea it was wolf.
From there, I just shot the shotgun a bit, and the 2 other friends of mine were firing a beretta 9mm and the other friend asked to use the shotgun from me. I held the beretta and asked if I could shoot it, they told me there was no ammo for it and if I had my own ammo I could shoot it, so I just held it while my other friend was using the .45 acp handgun which was my ammo.
After the days rapped up, the guy with guns is losing a magazine of what he called "Special Ammunition" and thought maybe one of us stole it. Needless to say he was pretty angry over it. When we got back to his house, he found the magazine in his bag and it was some hydrashok rounds.
Well come 4 months later, last night I get a call from one of my friends saying "yeah (guy with guns) needs you to pay back his ammo. He needs 9mm, .40, .45, .223, and 7.62 armor peircing). The thing is I never shot a .40 handgun (nor did I know he had one), I provided my own .45, I provided my own .223, though I did owe him shotgun shells and 7.62 ammo. I said "What do you mean armor peircing?" and he kept telling me over the phone the guy with guns was pissed off and wants me to repay his armor peircing rounds which are difficult to find and expensive. I asked what brand and I think he mentioned eclipse or something. I looked at the shell casings I collected from the field and it said PMC. I specifically asked him what ammo to use and I believe this special ammo he had, had some sort of blue tip on it.
I called my friend this morning and he told me that I was the only one who used the SKS (which is a lie, he used the SKS himself) and said I used some hollowpoint armor peircing 7.62 rounds. So I'm supposed to talk to "the guy with guns" tonite and find out whats going on. Of course I will pay him back the shotgun shells I shot and the 7.62 ammo, but I am pretty sure I did NOT shoot armor peircing rounds. The fact they claimed I shot .40 and 9mm means they already made a mistake. I mentioned that it was possible that the drunken fella who gave me the wolf ammo and took my ammo may have taken the AP rounds. Needless to say, all my friends are pointing the fingers at me and it's awkward after 4 months that just now they are bringing it up.
Any suggestions what I should do?
Basically about 4 months ago, my friends took me shooting for the first time. I was required to bring my own ammo, so I bought .45 acp winchester white box (100 rounds), remington magnum buckshot, .223 winchester rounds and that was it.
The first day, the guy with the guns was teaching me how to use a .45 acp handgun which I provided my own ammo. That went smooth, he also taught me how to use a shotgun which I used some of his rounds, and his M4 which I used my own rounds. That day went smoothly
The 2nd day, we went out to my friends field which is about 500 acres of land. I used an SKS which I did not have my own ammo for, a sig which used .45, and a winchester defender shotgun which I used my own rounds. There were a total of about 6 of us. Several times there was a fella with us with a moustache who appeared drunk and the guy with the guns was teaching him to use the sights and keep his finger off the trigger. I was constantly missing .45 ACP rounds and some left over .223 rounds . I didn't say anything about this. I asked about using the SKS which the guy with the guns helped me load it as I had never used a stripper clip. I constantly asked permission each time I used the gun when I was going to reload it. I asked which ammo I should use and he told me not to use the ammo to the right as it was a special round. After about the 2nd time, there was no ammo left and I asked if there was any more ammo. This fella who appeared drunk gave me some ammo and it was wolf ammo. I loaded up the gun but did not fire it, and the guy with guns said "Your cleaning it" to me because he was angry that I loaded wolf ammo up. I told him I didn't fire it and had no idea it was wolf.
From there, I just shot the shotgun a bit, and the 2 other friends of mine were firing a beretta 9mm and the other friend asked to use the shotgun from me. I held the beretta and asked if I could shoot it, they told me there was no ammo for it and if I had my own ammo I could shoot it, so I just held it while my other friend was using the .45 acp handgun which was my ammo.
After the days rapped up, the guy with guns is losing a magazine of what he called "Special Ammunition" and thought maybe one of us stole it. Needless to say he was pretty angry over it. When we got back to his house, he found the magazine in his bag and it was some hydrashok rounds.
Well come 4 months later, last night I get a call from one of my friends saying "yeah (guy with guns) needs you to pay back his ammo. He needs 9mm, .40, .45, .223, and 7.62 armor peircing). The thing is I never shot a .40 handgun (nor did I know he had one), I provided my own .45, I provided my own .223, though I did owe him shotgun shells and 7.62 ammo. I said "What do you mean armor peircing?" and he kept telling me over the phone the guy with guns was pissed off and wants me to repay his armor peircing rounds which are difficult to find and expensive. I asked what brand and I think he mentioned eclipse or something. I looked at the shell casings I collected from the field and it said PMC. I specifically asked him what ammo to use and I believe this special ammo he had, had some sort of blue tip on it.
I called my friend this morning and he told me that I was the only one who used the SKS (which is a lie, he used the SKS himself) and said I used some hollowpoint armor peircing 7.62 rounds. So I'm supposed to talk to "the guy with guns" tonite and find out whats going on. Of course I will pay him back the shotgun shells I shot and the 7.62 ammo, but I am pretty sure I did NOT shoot armor peircing rounds. The fact they claimed I shot .40 and 9mm means they already made a mistake. I mentioned that it was possible that the drunken fella who gave me the wolf ammo and took my ammo may have taken the AP rounds. Needless to say, all my friends are pointing the fingers at me and it's awkward after 4 months that just now they are bringing it up.
Any suggestions what I should do?
Sounds kinda fishy. I think your being made the scape goat for the missing ammo. Find some new friends
