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[Taylor-Made]

I spend most of my time on the Precision Forum but I thought you folks might get a kick out of this picture. (I see it's dated and I apologize if its already made the rounds). How long to live that one down I wonder

 

[Bullwhip]

I'm assuming she didn't put a mag in?

Its kinda tiny for these eyes.

 

[NaOH]

Thats a few years old. There's a much larger picture of it somewhere but the mag is in backwards.

I'm assuming she didn't put a mag in?

Its kinda tiny for these eyes.

 

[Steamwhistle]

http://hi-caliber.########.com/2008/06/police-officers-backwards-ammo-clip.htmlhttp://hi-caliber.########.com/2008/06/police-officers-backwards-ammo-clip.html

For a better look and the scoop.

 

[Demon971]

Well there's the first problem; the cop is a woman... lol, j/k to any gals on here.

Having a gun magazine in backwards means that the rifle could have only fired one round. Then the ammo clip would have either just remained in the magazine port useless; or it would have fallen to the ground rendering the officer and the rifle useless.

Wow. I didn't know they made "clips" that held a spare round on the bottom of the "clip" or that amidextrous ammunition. It's unbelievable how ignorant turds think they can bullsh!t and no one would notice... however, the writer's stupidity could not possible overshadow what the police officers did.

I've seen soldiers put a magazine in upside down, so the error is generally less noticable unless by user, however I've never seen a magazine placed backwards. Makes for a good laugh, that's for sure...