Well you guys are missing some the most obvious.
-BB Gun Pistols in blister packs, AND secured with umpteen heavy duty zip ties.
Plumb wore by the time you get the gun out of package, and it has become too dark to shoot it.
--Okay - who was the genius that came up with Masking tape for taping targets that (1) you cannot find the end of the roll (2) tape will not tear where torn.
So you find the end of the roll, finally, and fold over to mark the end. Maybe put a spent casing to mark, anything. This lasts about a nanosecond because when you tear it again for another piece, does it tear "there"? Of course not, you either have a piece 1/8" x 1/16" , being too small - or the tape torn halfway around the roll, to that other place that has an "end".
--Staple guns will empty themselves as you walk from firing line to targets.
I mean you check the staple gun - Full. Somehow halfway , in my case 25 yds out, all the staple disappear.
Heck I know some folks that the staple guns jump out of hands, and run back to firing line. They arrive at target, no staple gun, turn around to look at firing line and the Stapler is waving at them.
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To my knowledge Nobody has ever posted this next one on any Gun Forum - ever. Get settled, and mark the calendar. You heard this here first , and by me.
Feral Brass and Hulls
Yep, you read that correctly.
On a skeet field, totally clean. Only 12 gauge and 20 ga guns being shot. All that is being ejected is Red, or Yellow hulls.
Where in the heck did the black 16 gauge come from? These are the ones that follow you home and as you are reloading, you grab while in the groove of reloading and get stuck on the deprime- and resizer stage.
Metallic folks - don't laugh. You too have been to a range. Totally policed. Only .45ACP and 9mm guns are being shot. You police after yourselves, get home and start sorting brass.
.40 S&W gets inside the .45ACP. 9mm ends up inside the .40 S&W.
I still ain't figured out how .30 cal carbine brass ended up in the bed of my truck and all I was shooting was .22 rimfire from a Marlin 60.
Gotta be...Feral Brass and Hulls.