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Old 22-10-2021, 04:18 PM #1
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It said on the news just now...they were blanks not live ammo.

Absolute tragedy...
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It said on the news just now...they were blanks not live ammo.

Absolute tragedy...

Has to have been debris in the gun then. I think it seems like this is maybe more common with revolver-type weapons? That’s what they’d be using in a Western; and is also the type of gun that killed Brandon Lee. I think maybe because they function in a relatively “simple” way. More modern-style guns would be more likely to jam than misfire if there was debris in them.
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