QC isn't always there
- Thread starter Hedgelj
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Are you sure? It was the Winchester white box?
It was a joke because it posted the pic 5 times
Stupid question… what is it about the pictures that indicates it was an ammo problem and not a firearm/operator problem?
Ohiosam
*Supporting Member*
Hmmm could be ammo. If it was ammo I’d be inclined to believe it was a squib that caused a bore obstruction but functioned the action followed by normal round.
Sux to trash what was probably a good rifle but hopefully no one was hurt.
Sux to trash what was probably a good rifle but hopefully no one was hurt.
P8riot
Active Member
Thats not showing a barrel obstruction to me. The barrel would be destroyed, not the upper blowing apart. He had detonation prior to the round being chambered fully.
If it was Remington UMC I would have no problem believing an ammo failure. Never use that ammo! I have had 9mm bullets seated too far and .40 that would not cycle due to excessive rim protrusion around the projectile. Their UMC budget ammo just isn't worth it!
If it was Remington UMC I would have no problem believing an ammo failure. Never use that ammo! I have had 9mm bullets seated too far and .40 that would not cycle due to excessive rim protrusion around the projectile. Their UMC budget ammo just isn't worth it!
