1976B.L.Johns.
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This is why you keep away from the cylinder gap!
This is why..............
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This is why you keep away from the cylinder gap!
troy fairweather
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Never forget when I was little dad shot what I remember a ruger super black hawk next to a free to show me that can happen, burned in my brain ever since. Poor Wieners
NIGHTLORD40K
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Lol.
Riomouse911
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Try them tied next to your muzzle brake. You’ll get a splattering of Ball Park pate’ I’ll bet. 
This is just a .357, I bet that your .460 really spits some flame!
Stay safe.
This is just a .357, I bet that your .460 really spits some flame!
Stay safe.
CoalCrackerAl
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I burnt holes in my caldwell tack driver bag with a revolver. Lesson learned. I did fix it with gorilla tape.
bangswitch
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I'd never get my weenie anywhere near the BC gap.
ArchAngelCD
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Thanks for the visual BUT, you ruined 2 perfectly good hotdogs! Blasphemy...
Im.sure most, if not all revolver shooters know not to put their hands there like semi-auto shooters do.
Im.sure most, if not all revolver shooters know not to put their hands there like semi-auto shooters do.
Hehehehe....... If they don't they figure it out real quick
Ks5shooter
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Cool!
Speedo66
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Now were those cased or skinless?
There are better ways to cook them than with muzzle flash…
There are better ways to cook them than with muzzle flash…
dweis
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Wow! I never fired. Revolver, and now I probably never will.
bangswitch
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Unless you're totally inept, you have to try to put your hand where the side blast would get you. I shot revolvers for 15 years before I fired a semiauto for the first time. It wasn't because I was afraid of "hammer bite" or pinching my thumb in the slide. Give it a shot (pun intended), you'll like it.
Nothing wrong with firing revolvers. Just remember to treat the business end of each chamber as a barrel.
It is not a good idea to get body parts near the breech end of an autoloader, either, when firing it. There is no barrel/cylinder gap, but a blown primer, a blown case, or hot gases escaping past the chamber wall can be a problem.
Riomouse911
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Every gun is dangerous if held or fired improperly. Used correctly, they aren’t..
Give revolvers a try sometime. I have a sneaking suspicion you will look like this when you are done
.Stay safe.
Not at all, trying to hijack the thread, but it definitely reminded me of a guy that I used to work with. He was always doing crazy stuff with hot dogs. He had a jig rigged up (he was an electrician) that he would plug-in to a regular outlet, there would be a loud bang, and he would have a cooked hotdog to eat often the breaker was tripped too. Yes, I know how and what he did. And yes I may have done something similar. But I’m purposely being vague. Lol
He also line one up at about 4” from the end of a bagged rifle and would try to get a bullet all the way through. Also wrapped a package of hotdogs up in an highly ridiculous number of large firecrackers… called it his “dog-burgers”…
Ok… memory lane trip done…
often the breaker was tripped too. Yes, I know how and what he did. And yes I may have done something similar. But I’m purposely being vague. Lol He also line one up at about 4” from the end of a bagged rifle and would try to get a bullet all the way through. Also wrapped a package of hotdogs up in an highly ridiculous number of large firecrackers… called it his “dog-burgers”…
Ok… memory lane trip done…
Pat Riot
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@1976B.L.Johns. It is obvious to me that this stainless steel hot dog cooker you bought is a bust. I would be willing to take that off your hands and send you a replacement hot dog cooker Absolutely Free! It’ll cook 2 dogs and warm your buns too. You wouldn’t dare try that with your existing hod dog cooker. 
Here it is…!
Here it is…!
Pat Riot
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Years ago I was trying different grip techniques and got my thumb in the way of B/C blast shooting my S&W 442 .38 Spl. Lesson Learned…Big Time!
Using a thumbs forward grip on a Glock works great. Not so much with a revolver. You can use a similar grip, just curl your thumbs.
It’s similar to those revolver shooters that curl their support hand thumb over the top of the strong hand thumb. Works great on a revolver for some people. And it works great only once with a semiauto. It hurts like a mother…
Using a thumbs forward grip on a Glock works great. Not so much with a revolver. You can use a similar grip, just curl your thumbs.
It’s similar to those revolver shooters that curl their support hand thumb over the top of the strong hand thumb. Works great on a revolver for some people. And it works great only once with a semiauto.
It hurts like a mother…
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ArchAngelCD
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My condolences for your loss.
troy fairweather
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It's kinda like hitting your finger on a wire wheel on the bench grinder, you only do it once
Old_Grouch
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You don't like revolvers? Huh, who knew. It's odd that you've never mentioned it before.
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