being a lefty I don't present my open coller to the shooter on my left so I've never had hot brass on me. One time I also had one go up my sleeve but it never touched my skin. A buddy of mine however has a sweet scar on his neck that is the perfect shape of the 5.56 shell.
Posted by Guest on Thu Sep 23 05:15:10 2010
poiuytrewq
I've fired dozens of 5.56 and 7.62 rifles and the cases have never been that hot just after ejection. I mean sure, they've been warm, but not burning hot... I guess the breach heats up faster with automatic fire and transfers the heat to the cases
Posted by qwertyuiop (guest) on Thu Sep 23 00:54:38 2010
You got the body and I got the brains!
Posted by Guest on Thu Sep 23 00:02:53 2010
No That guys an idiot
most likely didn't listen to simple fold arms and legs instructions
Posted by Guest on Wed Sep 22 22:33:56 2010
fuck how safe it is, it looks amazing
Posted by xatm092 (guest) on Wed Sep 22 21:22:34 2010
Hmm, never thought about how hot they'd be
Posted by Guest on Wed Sep 22 21:20:32 2010
Sir, you appear to be leaking coolant.
Posted by Guest on Wed Sep 22 19:47:41 2010
shit is hilarious but wtf are they shooting at?
Cubans.
Posted by Guest on Wed Sep 22 17:50:17 2010
"It always amazes me how people always try to make the most intelligent post on here. First of all you mean strong and
magnets
Posted by Guest on Wed Sep 22 14:39:43 2010
Ouch
I had that happen to me at the range in Basic. I had a 5.56 casing go up my sleeve and it hurt like a bitch.
This other guy had a 5.56 casing bounce off the grass and the open end of the casing imprinted a circle on his face.
