Posted: 9/9/2010 6:54:45 PM EDT
| If anyone has a FB account & knows what happened to the Revolver pictured on SJSC page, please tell us what foreign manufacturer was used to cause such a epic failure of the frame & cylinder. Usually I see a single shell detonate,but the photo shows both shells have detonated at the same time. |
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If anyone has a FB account & knows what happened to the Revolver pictured on SJSC page, please tell us what foreign manufacturer was used to cause such a epic failure of the frame & cylinder. Usually I see a single shell detonate,but the photo shows both shells have detonated at the same time. Aint seen the pic. I know for a fact the hungarian MFS stuff is trash. It takes talent to screw up a .38 Special round... And they do it with style. Brass quality is trash, loads are inconsistent at best. Also, I want PK90 unbanned. |
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If anyone has a FB account & knows what happened to the Revolver pictured on SJSC page, please tell us what foreign manufacturer was used to cause such a epic failure of the frame & cylinder. Usually I see a single shell detonate,but the photo shows both shells have detonated at the same time. Aint seen the pic. I know for a fact the hungarian MFS stuff is trash. It takes talent to screw up a .38 Special round... And they do it with style. Brass quality is trash, loads are inconsistent at best. Also, I want PK90 unbanned. That's a S&W Model 629. .44 Magnum, not a .38 special. This picture has been floating around the net for the last 6-8 months. Not sure where it happened. Read here, http://www.hayabusa.org/forum/random-thoughts/123712-s-w-44-magnum-accident.html |
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Why would you assume it is foreign ammunition? My first guess would be reloads, since that is what causes such catastrophic failures most of the time. Correct -from the link posted in an earlier post: "He said there was a loud bang when he tested his new hot load and the gun smacked him in the forehead, leaving a nice gash" |