Work is the curse of the working classes. Glad y'all had a good time.
Very nice time, nice group of people. Well except maybe one ^^ won't say any names ^^ but he still thinks he's 20 ^^, can't see worth crap^^, and smell's like old moth balls, and is post #50^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
It's also an offensive 4 letter word for us retired folk. I'd ask you not use it again.....
Talk to the other guy. He even called it an "After work E-N-S", and that lay about doesn't even wor...well, you know. Anyway, us w%&king folks are going to bed. Off to the salt mines in the morning....It's also an offensive 4 letter word for us retired folk. I'd ask you not use it again.....
Fun times were had and the times had were fun.
I did manage to unjam the Wards gill-gun. It sure was stuck in there though.
I did manage to unjam the Wards gill-gun. It sure was stuck in there though.
Thats ugly! What caused it?
The damage to the cartridge was mostly caused by me trying to pry it out.
As for the jam. These old gals were not made for rapid fire. If you don't hold the trigger back for a split second and/or let it all the way forward before the next shot, the sears may not engage completely basically causing a double tap. This usually causes it to try to feed the next round before the former round gets ejected. You have to be deliberate with the trigger and it's a bit different than your typical action so it's quite easy to do when you are not used to it.
This is why I always bring 2 with me when I share and always expect to have to unjam at least one of them.
They are 70-75 years old after all. These things happen.
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Great information. Thanks!
That clack/clack was fun to shoot
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