Beautiful rig and as others said I'd guess it would be virtually impossible to upgrade that condition. Great surrender story too.
Beautiful rig and as others said I'd guess it would be virtually impossible to upgrade that condition. Great surrender story too.
"Wen Tausend einen Mann erschlagen, das ist nicht Ruhm, das ist nicht Ehre, denn beinsen wird's in späteren tagen gesiegt hat doch das Deutsch Heer. Podest nicht die Paten der Soldaten doner die da Sterben sollen, soll man geben was sie wollen, sahs sie Herzen, sahs sie Küssen, den sie wissen nicht wann sie sterben müssen"
I hear you on that Mech, and I sometimes forget how different things are today. In years past it was safe to say "yes", because gun owners at least possessed some rudimentary knowledge of firearms and ammunition. For instance, you didn't have to tell someone that it was a bad idea to remove a stuck cleaning patch by firing a primed and charged cartridge case. Most people already knew such things, either from military training, reading or good ol' horse sense.Originally Posted by heavy_mech
Nowadays however, you have to assume that people are ignorant until they demonstrate otherwise. After all, we're dealing with a generation that refers to firearms as "pew-pews".
How far we've fallen, it's really quite sad.
Richie
He was probably firing so fast that he couldn’t stop as he was already in the process of pulling the trigger when he heard that the last round “didn’t sound right”.
Very nice. Hard to upgrade that. As others have said it’s not worth shooting due to risk of damaging it. Yes, you can replace a pistol but you can’t replace the such rich history that yours has.
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Yes, that was pretty much it. The one that "didn't sound right" was the BIB, and the next round blew up the barrel.
I'll bet that last round REALLY "didn't sound right"!
Richie
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