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No. 4467
ID: a4ce62
when I got my AR15, I was flippin through the manual to take it down, and wanted to remove the upper from the lower. Not a big deal.
What the manual neglected to mention, and I didn't notice, however, was that the recivers must be against each other in order to push the forward retaining pin out. if it's hinged up, she won't go.
I was using a .223 cartridge (LOL the manual said it worked), and after pushing it hard enough, the bullet shoved back into the cartridge, the cartridge neck cut into my finger, and the powder went around the bullet, and got EVERYWHERE.
Then I noticed it had to be closed in order to remove that pin. I raeged.
Also when I was young I was messing with the Win 1200 in the gun cabinet (which I shouldn't have been in), and I pulled the slide forward, putting the shotgun into battery. I didn't know about the slide release at the time, and was like "OH GOD WHAT HAVE I DONE" for about an hour. Eventually I figured it out (on accident), and put it back.
Oh, and the first time I was cleaning the bolt action .22 with my dad, he said that the bolt releases from the action by pulling the trigger. with the bolt back, I pulled the trigger... and did not expect it to slide out completely on its own. landed on my shoeless foot, shit sucked, yo.
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