What's In a Name?
Check out this post from AR15.com member "reloadfun".
Allow me to translate: "Gee, I don't understand why my AirLite blew up on me. I shoot reloads through my Super Redhawk all the time! I hope Smith & Wesson gives me a new gun."
The only thing Smith & Wesson owes this guy is a polite email saying "We're glad you're OK, dumbass."
I had the "pleasure" of shooting a couple .357 Magnum rounds out of Jay G.'s scandium/titanium snubby (emphasis on "a couple"). Remember the hobbling scene from Misery? Now, put your hand between the 4x4 and Paul Sheldon's ankle. Apply sledgehammer.
I don't think I'd ever voluntarily run reloads through one of those. That's what God invented the Ruger SP101 for.
(link via Xavier Thoughts)
Yea, they were reloads............mine, of course.............been reloading 10 years, 50,000 + loads to date with no problems. Have shot thousands through my Ruger Super Redhawk and Marlin lever action .44 mag with out a hickup. Haven't heard from smith & wesson on what to do next. Am I screwed?
Allow me to translate: "Gee, I don't understand why my AirLite blew up on me. I shoot reloads through my Super Redhawk all the time! I hope Smith & Wesson gives me a new gun."
The only thing Smith & Wesson owes this guy is a polite email saying "We're glad you're OK, dumbass."
I had the "pleasure" of shooting a couple .357 Magnum rounds out of Jay G.'s scandium/titanium snubby (emphasis on "a couple"). Remember the hobbling scene from Misery? Now, put your hand between the 4x4 and Paul Sheldon's ankle. Apply sledgehammer.
I don't think I'd ever voluntarily run reloads through one of those. That's what God invented the Ruger SP101 for.
(link via Xavier Thoughts)
