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Posted: 7/5/2004 5:18:01 PM EDT
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p077.ezboard.com/fparallaxscurioandrelicfirearmsforumsfrm52.showMessage?topicID=4854.topic i used a live round and tapped it with a rubber mallet to take the trigger group out. any danger in doing this? i've done it many times before, the guy who quoted me in that thread doesn't seem to think it's a good idea. |
guess i was wrong eh? i've used the screwdriver before but i was too lazy to get up and find it so i used a bullet. heheh. it did work great though.
Laziness and gun safety aren't a very good combination. I'd clean my gun when I was more awake next time if I were you. |
Reminds me of that bugs bunny cartoon where he's testing the artillery rounds for duds, he whacks one on the head while flinching, then writes "dud" on it and then moves onto the next one. 
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the danger stems from the chance that you will compress the propellant charge by seating the bullet deeper into the case and then try to shoot that round. using bullets as field tools is correct and proper...just 'push' on them. never use them as an impact/striking tool. |
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