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Posted by Kekso on 08 May 2022, 10:45

Until yesterday I didn't knew that our hobby is so dangerous.
Boltgun fired by accident when I was cleaning mouldlines :shock:

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Posted by Peter on 08 May 2022, 15:41

Again an excuse for not doing the dishes! You are not irresistible! :mrgreen:
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Posted by Bessiere on 08 May 2022, 15:53

Modellers by the hundred die every year from blood loss. Very dangerous business, only for the truly brave.
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Posted by Harry Faversham on 09 May 2022, 22:19

First, and most important lesson regarding firearms, always check them clear and unloaded before dicking around with 'em...
it's always the 'unloaded' weapon that'll kill yer!

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Posted by Kekso on 10 May 2022, 06:29

Harry Faversham wrote:First, and most important lesson regarding firearms, always check them clear and unloaded before dicking around with 'em...


Funny thing is that I knew that when I was in the army service. But that was 27 years ago. And we haven't had boltguns back then. :xd:
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Posted by Kekso on 10 May 2022, 06:33

Jokes aside, it was real hobby accident. It hapoened when I was drilling boltgun barrel.

Not first and I believe not the last hobby injury. But I thought it was funny coincidence.
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Posted by Harry Faversham on 10 May 2022, 10:12

Kekso wrote:But I thought it was funny coincidence.


Love it, positive take on amputating yer finger!
In Fred Karno's Army we called it an ND (negligent discharge). Civvies would be more than a tad underwhelmed, at how many times a squaddie's 'empty' popgun, went... BANG!

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