Friday, September 18, 2026

Doing some shooting?

 


17 comments:

  1. Is that barrel actually sagging?

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  2. Rich kids playing stupid games and breaking their toys.

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  3. Hey Sarge, send me more communists.

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  4. The level of stupid is amazing....

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  5. And that's how you destroy a barrel.

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  6. carried a M-60 for the army. you NEVER let the barrel get that damn hot. it is just stupid to destroy a barrel that costs what 5-600 bucks for a picture ?
    and how many rounds did you have to blow thru it to get it that damn hot?
    a few thousand at least. just stupid.

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  7. My guess is that the barrel was near its "end-of-life" round count and the owner decided to let it go out with a bang, so to speak. A new barrel is waiting in the wings.

    Bayouwulf

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    1. Go back to finger painting Walmart restrooms with your excrement like mommie taught you. Far more valuable than your opinion.

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  9. You people are amazing. You call folks out but I'm pretty sure you're doing something that someone else would find asinine. It's sad to know that Darwin has not as successful as he could be

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    1. Go eat a placebo man. Relax. All fun here. Snakepit

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  10. Slaughtered those thistles.

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  11. Russki hot iron, 12.7mm

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  12. bet there were a few fliers in that last target group

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  13. Russian NSV 12,7x108 mm. HMG The barrel is light to ensure ease of carry. Give me Ma Deuce any day.

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  14. I'm reminded of this passage fro "A Rifleman Went to War" by Herbert McBride:

    "Now, mind you, we never did have the full twelve guns going and, as before
    mentioned, at one time had but four of our own, but just
    the same we ate up sixty thousand rounds a day just as
    easy as you eat your two eggs for breakfast. One gun,
    I remember, fired twenty-eight thousand rounds in one day.
    (For the benefit of ordnance officers, I will remark that
    that gun never fired a shot after that.) It was a Colt; the
    barrel was literally welded to the bands and when it finally
    cooled off it was of no use whatever. I have often seen
    those guns going—at night—with the barrels glowing
    cherry-red."

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