Drill purpose rifle fired!

[A. F Medic]

I sometimes go to other Enfield forums and see what the the real old member entries are. This is from the Yesterday Weapons Forum. Rifle fired with a reduced charge.

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[JB White]

If that was a "let's see what happens" stunt, I sure hope it was fired remotely!

[dogtag]

The firing was probably preceded by the famous last words of a Redneck
"Hey y'all, watch this"

[Steve H. in N.Y.]

The firing was probably preceded by the famous last words of a Redneck
"Hey y'all, watch this"

And....

"Hold my beer".

[Embalmer]

And....

"Hold my beer".

HAHA I havent heard that term in a while

[John Sukey (Deceased)]

Let me guess, An Indian owned P14?

[louthepou]

Bah, just put some JB Weld on to plug this hole, that'll work...

[goo]

Bah, just put some JB Weld on to plug this hole, that'll work...

...
hole plug expert.
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http://www.nworbcire.com/goofypics/N...gGoneWrong.jpg

[scout7]

It would have been interesting to put a piece of wood on either side of the rifle to collect the shrapnel and record size and penetration of the pieces. I have always wondered what would happen if someone fired a DP rifle that had it's chamber drilled.

Has anyone ever seen one of the Arisaka training rifles with the pipe barrel fired? That looks like another accident waiting to happen.

[John Sukey (Deceased)]

Have heard of them. Only intended to fire blanks. Easiest clue is the real rifle has a two piece tang whereas the blank firing rifle has a one piece reciever/tang. Can't imagine what they were thinking when they made them.

Maybe a way to commit suicide instead of surrendering