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5 years ago
That episode is analogous to the “don’t iron an article of clothing while wearing it”, or perhaps to be more generous don’t strike two hardened tools against one another. …
From the perspective of the “flare gun’s product manager” and the manufacturer’s lawyers why would they identify it as “12gauge” ? … And, why wouldn’t they ensure the “wad” would fly out the barrel, i.e., it can’t be made “idiot proof” but the barrel should be flared from breech to muzzle for safety ?
Perhaps boaters would find it better than nothing, but if Smoky were still on the job bet he’d have some words of caution.
This article is filed under the category(s) Firearms,Guns and was published June 27th, 2021 by Herschel Smith.
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That episode is analogous to the “don’t iron an article of clothing while wearing it”, or perhaps to be more generous don’t strike two hardened tools against one another. …
From the perspective of the “flare gun’s product manager” and the manufacturer’s lawyers why would they identify it as “12gauge” ? … And, why wouldn’t they ensure the “wad” would fly out the barrel, i.e., it can’t be made “idiot proof” but the barrel should be flared from breech to muzzle for safety ?
Perhaps boaters would find it better than nothing, but if Smoky were still on the job bet he’d have some words of caution.
According to Bass/Cabelas – Made in USA. $110.