Have heard of this happening before, not nice, message here is it's probably best to keep bullets and batteries separate.
Have heard of this happening before, not nice, message here is it's probably best to keep bullets and batteries separate.
Ouchies!
I carry spares in a ziplock bag, folded up tight to stop any noise etc.
fill mags before leaving, the more mags, the merry.
have to be the most common bullet to go thru washing machine due to that exact habit ,growing up there was always a little pile on shelf above washing tub.
Never heard of that before and will never keep them loose again.
Love walking my gun
I witnessed that happening. Also shooting possum. The battery shorted across the rim setting off the cartridge. I don't recall the bullet being found, just the case which was not blown open.Over the weekend me and some mates decided to go spotlighting for possums. I put 30 or so loose rounds into my chest pocket, along with a spare battery (18650) for the scope-mounted torch. Bad move.
''Assume everything that moves is a human before identifying as otherwise''
a long watch but very interesting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3SlOXowwC4c
If i could have a full time job shooting pests i'm up for over time.
That's fairly high on the stupid scale I reckon
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If i could have a full time job shooting pests i'm up for over time.
Damz thanks for the heads up. Heaps of current the 18650s.. Dam i wounder how a .17hmr would go, might be nastier as they seem more solidly closed than a .22.
The thought of a dead shorted 18650 in my pocket scares me more than the prospect of a live round cooking off!
Ive seen a mates drill battery catch fire in the drill he was using. We called it the DeFault after that.
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