NorCalMikie
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Ask Alec Baldwin. He'll tell you all about it. 

Or how about "left my shells in my PICKUP".
My own little peeve ,need a CDL to drive a truck![]()
My issue is I believe the video to be faked.I am not sure what all the animosity is about, Is it because he is NRA. many here are lifetime members? Is it because he used some incorrect terminology, that happens here a lot. Everyone knew exactly what he was talking about, there was no confusion about his meaning. So i really don't understand the negative attitude toward Mr Nior. I think he generally gives a very good image of recreational shooters to nonshooters. Could the event in the video have actually happened, members here attest to the fact that it can. The companies that make primers have accidents on a regular basis. This just seems to me like some here can boost their own ego by putting down someone else. In this time when we are rapidly losing our rights why belittle someone who is obviously on our side?
I think it is really easy to lapse into being somewhat of a gun snob, regarding being ultra precise about stuff. I suspect 99 per cent of people talking about gun stuff use the word caliber. Does not mean they are ignorant or less skilled.ok, I get the whole correct terminology thing, bullets are projectiles and get loaded into cartridges that go in firearms, but seriously, how many of you have ever heard someone say “I left my cartridges in the truck”, or “I need more cartridges for this relay. “
I have a much bigger peeve with “caliber“ when someone means “chambering“.
The 50 cal ricochet where the ear muffs fly off was faked. I don't think this one was.My issue is I believe the video to be faked.
Big red flag for me is that amazing coincidence that someone was videoing someone shooting at the same time an extremely/impossible event takes place.
I've read all the posts here and am not seeing the onethat say the round going off by being hit with an extracted case is possible.
Do tell!The 50 cal ricochet where the ear muffs fly off was faked.
My sentiment exactly.I kind of like that guy because he is pro gun and supports the industry. As for that video, I sure won’t be losing any sleep worrying about a round accidentally going off.
Prior to law school I didn’t care about guns and I definitely didn’t care about the Second Amendment. Somewhere between law school and failing the bar, I developed a passion for guns and Second Amendment advocacy consumed me. While failing the bar multiple times, guns became my healthy distraction. Shooting was a release. When I wasn’t studying I was shooting or learning about guns. It kept me focused and driven. I had a passion for the law, but my passion for guns was different. It was brutally organic and instilled in me a sense of purpose that I never knew.