Cover your eyes with good shooting glasses

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ARMARIN

Discussion Starter · Aug 11, 2019 (Edited)

This happened sometime ago It's a good reason why to wear shooting glasses. Winchester brass. Clarity for some . Factory reload , reputable company, 9mm 147 gr, glock 43, they took all the ammo and gave me new plus extra. The only issues they had were with Winchester brass . Point is still cover your eyes with good shooting glasses.

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Fitasc Shooter

· #2 · Aug 11, 2019

I will never shoot without eyes AND ears

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Spooky

· #3 · Aug 17, 2019

Sound advice.

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EdNerd

· #4 · Aug 17, 2019

Yoikes!! You never expect to see things like that!

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AgedWarrior

· #5 · Aug 17, 2019

EdNerd said:
Yoikes!! You never expect to see things like that!

To some degree, you are right, this is not what you expect. But, when shooting any firearm, you have to remember that everything man makes is subject to human error...everything! Thus the use of protection for eyes and ears is practical and should be considered standard gear when shooting.

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Steyr Man 146

· #6 · Sep 6, 2019

Eyes/Ears a Must.... Now when I get a gun for carry 5 Rounds a must no eyes/ears Why? I do not for see me putting them on in the heat of the moment. The worst one .22 Magnum North American Arms will drop you to your knees.

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Stamps6

· #7 · Sep 7, 2019

Why is it that there seems to be brass problems with Glocks? I’ve seen Glock fired brass with bulges at the rim before. I don’t have a Glock so I have no experience with them. Is the case not supported by the chamber during firing?

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Popeye

· #8 · Sep 7, 2019

It is not.

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