How not to dry your SIG Pro

[HCz]

http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums/showthread.php?t=148333

[Jpach]

Hahaha this is great! Now Im gna put my beta fish in the microwave for 2 minutes because its cold outside

[Black Majik]

Hahahahahaha!

[M. Sage]

... "Dry it"?! What the hell did he do, wash it in the sink!?

[Dr Rockso]

Usually Frenchmen take pretty good care of their guns. In fact, they're never fired (and only dropped once).

[MILLITIAof1]

I only bake my until they are golden brown, I use a live round in the chamber as a timer

[Cru Jones]

Usually Frenchmen take pretty good care of their guns. In fact, they're never fired (and only dropped once).

Hahaha, I just fell off my chair laughing!

[gtmmark]

That's funny. Those wacky frenchmen.

[Matt C]

... "Dry it"?! What the hell did he do, wash it in the sink!?

That's what I was thinking. What an idiot.

[chickenfried]

Even if there was a logical reason for drying your Sig in the oven. Who dries stuff at 400 degrees?

[cleanguy46]

I wonder if his smoke alarm tipped him off? What a tool!

[TimG]

That guy is simply too stupid to be owning firearms to begin with

[JDoe]

Quite possibly he wanted a new gun but his boss said, "not until your old one breaks!"

[M. Sage]

Well, it is a Sig, so not till the old one breaks would be a long time. But then again, it's a Sig, so why would he want to replace it!?

[g17owner]

haha. I have washed my glock's disassembled frame in the sink in HOT water but never dried it like that. In fact the water is hot enough it dries within minutes after i take it out. What a bafoon