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The Mystery of Male Armies, Redux
A young friend came to visit. He is seven years old and, of course, his mother does not permit him to have toy guns. This is what he made, without assistance, using rubber bands and twigs from the yard. Note the magazines (yup, there’s one on the other side) and the sights on the barrel.
As @franksoto put it, in the title to a recent post, “bask in the crazy” indeed.
Published in Guns
I should’ve known too.
Really. Sorry again.
She should get you some branded clothing/hats so the local yellow jackets will recognize you. (-:
In Canada, the government requires you to confirm the barrel is clear. If you don’t have a suitable stick, they tell you to look down the barrel.
I don’t think the Canadian Government is mature enough to handle guns.
Can I do it from the breach end?
Watch the next 40 seconds of this… you’ll know when you see it. https://youtu.be/q9El7gEvJWU?t=7m21s
The lady got her permit.
I see it. Can I still call it stupid?
Are you calling the Canadian Government stupid? https://youtu.be/J1Bd48DWyxQ?t=9m20s
Yes. Next question?
Yeah, pushing a cleaning rod into the barrel is good option, until you push a live round onto the firing pin.
Can’t watch the video now.
Put your thumb in the action with the light source at such an angle to your thumb that the light reflects off of your thumbnail and up the barrel. Then peek down the barrel and make sure you can see your thumb.
that’s how my nra instructor taught me to do it