Gun trepidation

[CamW]

One day a shooter we know shows up at the range with a Thompson Contender Super 14 in 45/70,asking if anyone wants to try it.
Everyone there tried it once, nobody tried a second shot.

[Danodog]

Russian SKS was very sketchy. I had slam fires, many doubles and triples. That gun was stripped and cleaned so many times before it was taken to a gun smith and some parts were swapped out. I hated that rifle. I did get it fixed, but I never fully trusted it, even though the problem never occurred again. Every time I reloaded that gun I would point it down range like I was shooting it. I never knew when it would go off.

[Mitch]

Russian SKS was very sketchy. I had slam fires, many doubles and triples. That gun was stripped and cleaned so many times before it was taken to a gun smith and some parts were swapped out. I hated that rifle. I did get it fixed, but I never fully trusted it, even though the problem never occurred again. Every time I reloaded that gun I would point it down range like I was shooting it. I never knew when it would go off.

I do that anyway, with all my guns. Rules #1 and #2.

[alfred1222]

I dont fear guns, but then again im not an idiot to shoot hot loads

[j15w]

Try some buckhammer
Or even better, some turkey nitro magnum
3" not that sissy 2 3/4

I like to sneakily load in a 3" Turkey magnum with the light loads when I let my friends shoot my pump.