What to do when you find live rounds (Bullets)

[TENNESSEEGAL]

Hey Jeff, was that your house I got em from

Shove found brass up the local gang bangers exhaust as far sa you can get it. Used to use an old freshwater rod to shove .38 up the kids loud exhaust down the street. If you can get em up the pipe far enough they'll cook off. Almost as funny as a healthy squirt of olive oil! They'll think they toasted their engine.

Lol. Doesn't sound very safe but I still got a chuckle out of it. What can you do with olive oil?

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[Bum Luck]

HEY Bum Luck!!! Where did you get that pic of me!!!

Yeah I did similar things like that too.

From your mom!

[Dave44]

From your mom!

Yeah I told her to quit selling those pics, the old scam artist.
Beware,, it is not a one of a kind, I know she didn't tell you,, but she prints them out in bulk.

[gleaner1]

I fired my first gun a 22mag at five years old. A guy I know put a 30.06 thru his foot unloading it, this guy was le too, go figure.

[Diggit]

I fired my first gun a 22mag at five years old. A guy I know put a 30.06 thru his foot unloading it, this guy was le too, go figure.

Some of the worst gunhandling and shooting I have ever seen was by law enforcement. People assume that because they have a gun,they know how to use it. This is FAR from the truth. Most cops shoot the bare minimum to qualify out of fear of being called "gung ho" or "gun nuts" by other cops.

[Bum Luck]

Some of the worst gunhandling and shooting I have ever seen was by law enforcement. People assume that because they have a gun,they know how to use it. This is FAR from the truth. Most cops shoot the bare minimum to qualify out of fear of being called "gung ho" or "gun nuts" by other cops.

I agree about bad gunhandling and shooting by some cops. Just because you are hired as a cop doesn't mean you are inherently talented, just skilled enough to pass the exam, and then maybe the department didn't insist they stay that way. This is not good. I don't know how widespread that is, but I do know around here that's not the case. Furthermore, I have some exposure to local law enforcement, and I've never heard that attitude here. Firearms proficiency is looked up to, but also being a cowboy is not. There is a huge difference. It's called being professional, and it's a management philosophy that indicates whether the department is successful or unsuccessful.

[Ammonhotep]

I like bullets.

-Ammo

[lonesomebob]

What Bull frogs? Bob