Guns and Ammo Thread

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Not with the slipping sears on those things.
I had a 22 that would go full auto if you bumped it.

I chambered a round on day and the jarring of the action made the sear slip. I shot the kitchen table and the bullet came back and hit me in the chest.

But they are woefully inaccurate and unreliable. ..and I was joking.
Totally agree that the muzzle end should never be presented unless you have to defend yourself, but those things are horrible.I picked one up at the hardware store just because it looked so crappy and I swear they are mainly cast and not an investment casting either. Pretty sure it was die cast.
Just horrible.


Edit: I gently placed that thing back on the counter and walked away. You could even feel the parting lines from the casting process....just horrible.