reloading humor

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And with proper parenting that kid will grow up to:
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When I was 11, I was into swiping some of my Dad's Red Dot and using it to burn up plastic army men and tanks. ( I blame my neighbor) I spilled some Red Dot on the bench, and not thinking, threw it in the ashtray right there. Well, Dad learned not to smoke while reloading, and I learned there are better ways of disposing of spilled powder. :rofl: I also learned it is possible to not sit down for a week.....:eek:
 
Between midway, Brownells, and elsewhere, my reloading room always has a steady stream of packing balloons, especially those long strings of thermoplastics, about the size of pop cans. My son is only allowed in my reloading room when I’m in there, so it’s quite regular my first 10min or so of reloading sessions are backgrounded by my son stomping on those “poppers.” I might be so inured to the loud noise, I might not even notice if I ever did blow a primer.
 
lol, that reminds me half of my reloading room is gun stuff and the other half is racks of spare car parts. One day I'm loading on the press when something fell off the shelf and thudded on the concrete floor. Darn near needed new pants.

“Maybe you shouldn’t have left it up!” That’s what my hard-hearted wife said to me after the toilet seat in the half-bath, off to the side of my reloading room in the basement came crashing down. I was filling my powder measure at the time, and I scattered IMR 4350 all over my bench.:eek:
 
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