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I thought I'd never finish it
badchris
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Inherited a bucket o bullets a few years ago. 1400 of the lousiest little 22's money can buy!
I gave some away, but kept finding them returned on my doorstep with more than I started with.
Tried to trade them, everyone thought I had hit the bottom of my stash and started a go fund me page.
Took them out to bury them & when I went to throw them in the hole, they landed low and left.
Finally...the bucket is empty and my nightmare is over.
I gave some away, but kept finding them returned on my doorstep with more than I started with.
Tried to trade them, everyone thought I had hit the bottom of my stash and started a go fund me page.
Took them out to bury them & when I went to throw them in the hole, they landed low and left.
Finally...the bucket is empty and my nightmare is over.
Enemies of armed self-defense focus on the gun. They ignore the person protected with that gun.
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I recall about two out of 10 or so not firing. I am glad your suffering is finally over.....
If so, I'm glad I haven't.
Someone gave me a brick of thunder duds and of four guns my Marlin 39 was the only one that fired every one of them chambered. Patterned like a shotgun, but they went off. I've still got that brick here somewhere, less 20-30 rounds.
Remington golden bullets. I’d get about 3 of every 10 failure rate in anything semi automatic and probably 2 of the remaining ones that fired would seem like a 22 short. Some were so light I’d have to stop and check for a stuck bullet.
Inconsistent.
Inaccurate.
Dirty.
About the same as Thunderbolts!