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On my soldier qual course I saw a guy grab a C6 barrel to change it - not the handle, the barrel. He didn't do that twice.
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I burned my face with a 16 gauge shotgunīs powder while hunting partridges. Some minutes later, I looked like this guy (without grenade and Koran):
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Lol. Neh, I didnīt show any signs of the powder in my face, I only used the balaclava to avoid the burn again.
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I don't think I buy it. I've seen alot of ricochets on machine gun ranges, and they go up, not back.
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Also, I've been hit by ricochets at a canyon in the San Bernadino mountains (a fav spot for shooters, but no longer used by casual shooters since the Sheriff's dept closed it down), but I still have a 9mm and a .308 Win that hit me in the lower back and lower leg respectively. The ricochets lost all their kinetic power, but it still hurt like hell. Kinda like someone shooting a slingshot at your body with a small rock at point blank range. Not enough to break the skin but enough to make a big welt! And no, I was NOT the shooter. I was just an observer. |
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Just getting smacked by brass hurts. I can't imagine what a proper ricochet feels like.
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