I dont know why but I do- I guess Im paranoid someone will find my fingerprints on the discarded brass. You? :mrgreen:
I dont know why but I do- I guess Im paranoid someone will find my fingerprints on the discarded brass. You? :mrgreen:
Who the hell has time? Good lord, I shoot all the time and lots of ammo.
And no guilty conscience! LOL
Altho I admit, some of mine is revolvers and stays in the chamber. But not all.
Like that one scream that is in damn near every single movie.Well, not according to some movie and TV sound guys.
Even when the actor shoots a revolver they make the mandatory "tinkling" sound of brass hitting concrete.
Even if it is shooting a black powder revolver, which does not have any brass at all, they still dub in that little "tinkly" sound.
Funny in trying to be realistic, they become more absurd.
Who the hell has time? Good lord, I shoot all the time and lots of ammo.
And no guilty conscience! LOL
Altho I admit, some of mine is revolvers and stays in the chamber. But not all.
Admittedly I know little about guns, but surely you'd want to if you're regularly handling a neurotoxic metal.
Like that one scream that is in damn near every single movie.
I let my grandchildren load my mags. Just kidding.
This!
Since we have a range, we can go through quite a bit of ammo in one practice session and I'm sure our prints are all over the casings. If the neighbor girl who asks permission to look for casing for the jewelry she makes out of them wants to frame us -- I guess she could. But, I'm not going to worry about it.
I might worry if I had something sinister in mind -- but -- I don't.
You are a very cruel grandpa then....cuz that's hard! Unless you get them an Uplula...and they come in colors now
I let my grandchildren load my mags. Just kidding.
You are a very cruel grandpa then....cuz that's hard! Unless you get them an Uplula...and they come in colors now
There'll come a day.
Pink for the girls! You better be teaching the grand-daughters to shoot too!