Never Magdump your reloads

Unless you're absolutely certain about their reliability.

Taken from a Facebook post:

Repost @hecklerandkoch
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Today is definitely a Monday at the HK warranty department. 
Customer: "Something is wrong with my USC." 
Us: "Okay, send it in, can't be too bad."
Calls customer: "We aren't going to ask how you did this, just be thankful we use proprietary cannon grade steel, also, we are sending you a bill for a new barrel."

WOW about the only thing I can say. WOW!

Seen that in a S&W Model 27...

Standard combat method...in a gunfight, keep shooting .

Don't stop for a squib, shoot it out or plug it up.

I can't believe the barrel didn't rupture.

Somehow, I don’t think the shooter is a “bullseye shooter”.

All the shots must have been as called. 

Can't accuse the shooter of staring at the target though, so he's got that going for him, which is nice.

I saw one a while back where someone plugged up a .45 carbine with 35 rounds and sent it back to the manufacturer for accuracy issues...

http://concealednation.org/2019/03/guy-thought-he-was-having-accuracy-issues-but-the-bullets-were-never-leaving-his-barrel/?fbclid=IwAR2WjZiVJxPvLODChymnw5WslG47wPM-tcOOaIHANT237Ja-IYzpCkleCTk

Kind of think that part of firearms training should be firing a squib.
Personally, while I don't have many firearms, ive tested all weights and powers of commercial ammo through each firearm when I got it.
Not for accuracy, as I'm not that good and I don't have even sandbags for to, but to see how each feels.
Ive never had a squib. But odd feeling shots have led me to check and find unejected casing in the chamber. And Im aware enough of what a trigger pull and pin drop feel like to tell the pistol didn't fire.
It's worrying being on the line with people just keep pulling the trigger...

As Clint Smith says, "All shooting is precision shooting." Or as I word it, "All shooting should be precision shooting."

DA/SA wrote:I saw one a while back where someone plugged up a .45 carbine with 35 rounds and sent it back to the manufacturer for accuracy issues...

http://concealednation.org/2019/03/guy-thought-he-was-having-accuracy-issues-but-the-bullets-were-never-leaving-his-barrel/?fbclid=IwAR2WjZiVJxPvLODChymnw5WslG47wPM-tcOOaIHANT237Ja-IYzpCkleCTk

OMG. 35 rounds. How can you not notice the recoil being all wrong and all the gas being ejected out the back of the firearm?

Slartybartfast wrote:

DA/SA wrote:I saw one a while back where someone plugged up a .45 carbine with 35 rounds and sent it back to the manufacturer for accuracy issues...

http://concealednation.org/2019/03/guy-thought-he-was-having-accuracy-issues-but-the-bullets-were-never-leaving-his-barrel/?fbclid=IwAR2WjZiVJxPvLODChymnw5WslG47wPM-tcOOaIHANT237Ja-IYzpCkleCTk

How can you not notice the recoil being all wrong and all the gas being ejected out the back of the firearm?

It's a Hi-Point. The guys that shoot these aren't exactly seasoned, high level shooters.

 

Sa-tevp wrote:All the shots must have been as called. 

At least they were in their area of wobble for the day!