It's your gun you can do whatever you want. It's your callIs it okay to dry fire an over under shotgun without the use of snap caps?
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This is dangerous, dangerous, dangerous and there is an ATA rule against it.Take an old shell, cut it down and pop the primer out. Glue in a pencil eraser.
So you're saying then to color it and identify it. That is easy. I would think if it is cut down and open there would be no way to mistake it for a snap cap. I agree one should always error on the side of safety. Still don't see the need to buy a snap cap when an easily identifiable one can be made from a worn out hull.This is dangerous, dangerous, dangerous and there is an ATA rule against it.
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J. SAFETY
13.Snap caps or recoil reduction devices may be excluded from the above only if colored a safety orange as to permanently identify them as not being a live or empty shell.
That rule covers registered events when squad is on the line during competition.This is dangerous, dangerous, dangerous and there is an ATA rule against it.
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J. SAFETY
13.Snap caps or recoil reduction devices may be excluded from the above only if colored a safety orange as to permanently identify them as not being a live or empty shell.
I totally agree. If the above mentioned items are considered safe ON THE LNE, if follows that would be a safe course of action OFF the line.That rule covers registered events when squad is on the line during competition. It does not cover parking lot, non registered, and your home.
I guess I am to dense to understand your statement and/or don't want to unintentionally read wrong meaning into it. Please explain.I totally agree. If the above mentioned items are considered safe ON THE LNE, if follows that would be a safe course of action OFF the line.
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Thank you.That rule covers registered events when squad is on the line during competition.
It does not cover parking lot, non registered, and your home.