Lmao....you are correct and the next three or four days as well... especially reaching into my pocket...was a good reminder to keep my SHEEIIIT in my other pocket for a day or three!
Reloading Injuries
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lyotehunter
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It's chicken skin LOL I am 77 so I know
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Go to Hornady sight and look up seating die . You can purchase just the seating die or a full die set and sell your other dies. With the full die set you can get a hundred free bullets. their seater die has a moving sleeve so you don't catch your fingers.
Will.284
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Yikes what happened
Ouch! To offer a positive perspective, at least that thumb nail didn't require the hot needle trick to drain the pressure.
Stevenstl86
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Almost looks like a pinch from over under action shotgun
Now that...would be a pinch! And a broken shotgun...which would be worse!
Been there here and done that recently. My trimmer is on the right side of my press and if I leave the seating die in, it happens every freaking time! My mother always said, "if you're going to be stupid, you better be tough".
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OMG, that is horrible! I've seen finger amputations but they pale in comparison to that. We have a Hand center at Hopkins in Baltimore and I've had to take people there with occupational injuries. Never seen anything like that. That probably took multiple surgeries to rehabilitate and obviously, the hand will never be the same. Must have been the result of an obstructed bore. I have a habit at the range when I uncase my rifles to always pull the bolt and look down the bore. Very sobering.
lyotehunter
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check your barrels
Phil Rizzo
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I've got several Beretta Onyx, those photos are horrifying, thinking about what can occur.
