What can happen with faulty slug ammo
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manbearpig
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proper training would likely have prevented that.
if you fire a gun and it misfires, keep it pointed in a safe direction and wait 10 seconds, then clear it and check the ammo, check the barrel for obstructions.
you dont just chamber another round and pull the trigger
wolf ammo might refund the cost of your ammo, and maybe even your gun, but noones going to refund your blown off hand.
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proper training would likely have prevented that.
if you fire a gun and it misfires, keep it pointed in a safe direction and wait 10 seconds, then clear it and check the ammo, check the barrel for obstructions.
you dont just chamber another round and pull the trigger
wolf ammo might refund the cost of your ammo, and maybe even your gun, but noones going to refund your blown off hand.
fixed some more
[youtube]jJ_53JwhQPo[/youtube]
proper training would likely have prevented that.
if you fire a gun and it misfires, keep it pointed in a safe direction and wait 10 seconds, then clear it and check the ammo, check the barrel for obstructions.
you dont just chamber another round and pull the trigger
wolf ammo might refund the cost of your ammo, and maybe even your gun, but noones going to refund your blown off hand.
X2, a squib round will have a lot less recoil and sound than normal, should have been an indicator that something was wrong. An expensive, not to mention very dangerous object lesson, methinks!
