Attachment 147792 150 grain sb expanded 1/2 in from tip
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Attachment 147792 150 grain sb expanded 1/2 in from tip
Good Lord!
Yep. Friend of son in law. Was in one of my shooting houses. Hand was back on the stock or he would have lost a finger or two. Blew up outside the plastic house so no injuries. It's why we shoot all metal bullets instead of lead in anything bigger than a 270. Browning and Remington both say this isn't uncommon. Scary
Are y'all thinking there may have been a little mud or something in the barrel?
That could've been MUCH worse!!!!!
Wow that looks serious
That would make a man soil his drawers!
Wow!!!
wasn't using reloads was he? Maybe say double charge or something?
I'm just glad that bolt stayed put!!! WhooWee, that woulda been bad if it hadn't!!!!!
I had a shotgun do that while duck hunting one time when I was a kid. It was a cheapo Revelation bolt action gun that I got from Western Auto back in the day!!! All I could afford back then. It took a lot of lawn mowing for 5 bucks a yard to get it!!! :-)
That's the second one of those I've seen this season. Bad deal.
Factory loads. You have to put 2 out of 3 shots in a 6in circle at 150 yards before I let you go in my woods. Shot it then put it back in case and went to stand. Just happens some times
If you are going to buy a magnum anything, make sure it's at least a semi-bull. Sendero's are even better
MAN--make you cringe
Wow; is all I can say. Glad everyone is ok
Holy Cow
Looks like you need to stick to fishing! Never had a rod do that.
Cringe & scary...........whoa!
Reloads, even a double charge, or home made lead bullets won't do that. They may blow the receiver up. That looks like barrel restriction to me. A pine needle can cause that in some rifles. Mr. Goodtime is more into rifles on a gun site that I belong to. He may know of a good gunsmith that can line you up on how to weld it back together.
Joking.
He didn't mention why he posted here in a fishing forum. Just to show us what can happen when you're not careful. A brag on what his son did or wanting a quick fix. No update of what he is doing for it.
I didn't post 1 entry and leave you hanging did I?
All metal instead of lead? are you talking about cast bullets or FMJS?
Ok sorry. Been busy today. Browning armorer confirms expansion. Wasn't a blockage. Magnum powder loads can overload a bullet and deform it prior to exit. All metal means a Barnes bullet or a GMX with 5% zinc. Wasn't trying to start anything. I'm no armorer. I did rack up enough points to be invited to Dayton once but came home with my tail between my cheeks firmly tucked. Ran in to some of Major's friends up there who were shooting magicians. No intentions of offending whatsoever. Sorry
Sorry ATM, I've been to busy doing other things for the last 2 weeks, not time for one.
That one is well polished, so it must slide in and out of your pocket a lot.
Now thats the craziest thing ive heard in a long time..... you havent had one in 2 weeks. Next thing you know youll be shooting turtles at 350 yards with a .22, gaining 4mpg with imaginary vehicle parts, replacing heating systems with terra cotta pots or welding split open gun barrels back together.......
Cane........if you were playing tennis it would be your serve now lol
Personally, I think Superglue made the while thing up. He's a farmer and everyone knows farmers work too much to have time to hunt. And. He's a farmer. Everyone knows farmers are too poor to afford a nice rifle like that. Third. He's a farmer. Everyone knows a farmer is too cheap to pay for them high dolla magnum boolits.
Therefore, I rest my case.
Wannabe...
I'm loading today, ain't got time to play.
OK.....had to look again....thought for a minute you said you were loaded today lol :Rofl
A lot of difference between e d and i n g.
I'm priming 1,000 rounds of 223 brass. They will be loaded with 18.2 gr. WC846 with a 55 gr. cast bullet. I cast a coffee can full of bullets last week. Sized and gas checked them another day while waiting for my order of primers to be delivered.
ok bud.....just funning with ya