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Did I see what I think I saw tonight?
11/29/2007 1:43:35 AM
First, I love your shows and watch them whenever I can. Congratuations on your 15th anniversary.
I watched Sighting In earlier tonight and thought I saw something during the reloading tip segment. I wasn't certain so I watched the late night repeat and I'm pretty sure that when Alan demonstrated the hand primer and then showed the installed primer . . .
IT LOOKED LIKE IT WAS INSTALLED UPSIDE DOWN! It looks like you can see the anvil!!!
Maybe I really need a better (bigger) TV, but it certainly looked like like there was one point that Alan forgot to mention. I realize it is only TV, but it made me laugh - even the factory guy can mess up.
I watched Sighting In earlier tonight and thought I saw something during the reloading tip segment. I wasn't certain so I watched the late night repeat and I'm pretty sure that when Alan demonstrated the hand primer and then showed the installed primer . . .
IT LOOKED LIKE IT WAS INSTALLED UPSIDE DOWN! It looks like you can see the anvil!!!
Maybe I really need a better (bigger) TV, but it certainly looked like like there was one point that Alan forgot to mention. I realize it is only TV, but it made me laugh - even the factory guy can mess up.
11/29/2007 5:34:51 AM
| Originally Posted By HomerSimpson: First, I love your shows and watch them whenever I can. Congratuations on your 15th anniversary. I watched Sighting In earlier tonight and thought I saw something during the reloading tip segment. I wasn't certain so I watched the late night repeat and I'm pretty sure that when Alan demonstrated the hand primer and then showed the installed primer . . . IT LOOKED LIKE IT WAS INSTALLED UPSIDE DOWN! It looks like you can see the anvil!!! Maybe I really need a better (bigger) TV, but it certainly looked like like there was one point that Alan forgot to mention. I realize it is only TV, but it made me laugh - even the factory guy can mess up. |
I did a short double-take myself, but it was lighting with a odd reflection (and both of us need a better TV).
In those 15 years, one thing we've learned is not to let a sponsor screw-up on the air.
Jim
