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How to blowup your rifle
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<blockquote data-quote="McDoone" data-source="post: 1386151" data-attributes="member: 21981"><p>5RWill</p><p>As far as I'm concerned your question was entirely valid. And your experience is in very different conditions than I have with different equipment. </p><p>This thread is making me think about one of my own experiences and wonder if I came to the wrong conclusion.</p><p>Given the description of Winkfish's loading practice (which is very good, in my opinion) I think that we might never know what caused the event. We are left with the evidence and we can analyze that, and if something in the rest of the loaded ammo or rifle barrel shows up that we can point at and say "aha" we can blame it on that. But failing that and without being able to scientifically trace the actual original event and examine the original unfired round we are going to be left with a best guess. </p><p>So guesses are a pretty good thing, I think. And the incredible amount of interest this topic has generated in a very short time has resulted in posts that gave me some new and I feel valid information.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="McDoone, post: 1386151, member: 21981"] 5RWill As far as I’m concerned your question was entirely valid. And your experience is in very different conditions than I have with different equipment. This thread is making me think about one of my own experiences and wonder if I came to the wrong conclusion. Given the description of Winkfish’s loading practice (which is very good, in my opinion) I think that we might never know what caused the event. We are left with the evidence and we can analyze that, and if something in the rest of the loaded ammo or rifle barrel shows up that we can point at and say “aha” we can blame it on that. But failing that and without being able to scientifically trace the actual original event and examine the original unfired round we are going to be left with a best guess. So guesses are a pretty good thing, I think. And the incredible amount of interest this topic has generated in a very short time has resulted in posts that gave me some new and I feel valid information. [/QUOTE]
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