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Wow... so are their any details on what he was using/doing/etc? No one hurt I'm assuming?
Also, could you explain what I'm looking at. I'm assuming the brass is bullets... the grey inside of the brass is lead?
Was he not reciving hits or did the barrel bulge or what? i.e. how did he know he had a squib, etc?...
Sry, I like details.
It says right in the thread.Originally Posted by BigBear
"There are no finger prints under water."
WOW, hopefully no one was hurt!!
Rgr Thanks... I got that. I didn't type comprehensibly apparently (hardly ever do). I'll try to be more clear. The first questions were more rhetorical since yes, the answers were in the thread. The second set of questions is where I wanted more details. Did he have to cut the barrel in half, etc.
I was wondering that myself, since I didn't see any bulges or anything. I remember seeing a thread some where of a bulged barrel, and I couldn't even tell in the picture, so I figured that must be the case here.
"There are no finger prints under water."
Looks like he cut away the barrel with an end mill....there is a slight bulge just behind the threads at the muzzle. I gotta think even though these were subsonic loads that the recoil would have been weird with all the gas exhausting at the breech....
There are really easy ways to prevent this.
yeah, I think its about as relevant.
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