Hmm, I kinda don't like him calling the cartridge a "bullet" nor do I like how he describes the power charge as "exploding".
Nit pickin'? Maybe.
Totally agree with you. Was thinking that myself.
This reminds me of the time I was doing some geology field work in CO back in the early 90's. One of the guys I was working with had a sister that was a Park LE Ranger at CO Monument. We stopped by her house, but she was not home but allowed us to crash for a while. On the coffee table was a nice crystal glass candy bowl. But in the bowl was not candy. It was full of JHP ammo. I wonder if they just toss it in there?
For years of competition shooting, I reloaded 9mm. I would just dump the reloads back in the box the bullets came in. never thought that an errant contact could have set one off.
I have a couple of Henry .44Mag/.44Spcl rifles with a side gate. I have wondered about loading through the side gate, pushing the tip of the cartridge against the primer of the round already in there. But I figured that with all of the rounds loaded through those over the years, I have never heard of one firing, so it must be ok?
But at the range, I never leave ammo uncovered. But never really thought about it.
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