"Most of my knowledge of guns comes from video games."
"Identification?? I don't have a driver's license or a state I.D. card. Would a city bus pass work?"
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i once was asked when buying .22 ammo if it was for a pistol or a rifle, my response was "its for a submachine gun."
“Cool, when we get this back to the armorer he will put the full auto parts in it for us.” Followed by “what do you mean you won’t sell it to me?”
I overheard "I just put 115 grains of gun power in the casing right, that's what that means on the ammo box for reloading later? " I thought Darwinism "yes!" but the guy told him with a completely OMG, and maybe I shouldn't sell this face. "No, that's the grain of bullet itself".
You count out 115 grains of powder (It helps if you use tweesers)
That's what I was thinking when I read it as well. No danger in that.
115 is the max load; 116 in a Glock will produce a kaboom!
It is after-all a precise process.
"I want a gun like my dad had. A .357 Magnum Hi Point revolver."
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