Ok guys...had an extremely stupid moment while out shooting with my son. Was out having some fun with my kimber micro 9, then decided to get the 6.5 creed out and get some rounds through the new barrel.
Started off good hoping my son shoot the kimber, few shots all on target and the smile and happy dance was awesome. Went over and got the creed ready to shoot and put 5 rounds down the barrel. Loaded 5 more and let my son send them. Again nothing but smiles and an eagerness to learn more.
Well in my stupidity I was explaining how the thunderbeast works on the end of the barrel. I no more than explained to him that after firing the rifle, that the suppressor will get extremely hot. And what do I do while saying this.....instinctively grabbed the suppressor. The can had 15 rounds through it at fairly quick succession, so yeah that bastard was hot. Removed my hand quite quickly and shoved my hand into the soft soil we were shooting on. After a walk to the targets we were shooting, not before a detour to look at the standing water ( felt wonderful at this point ).
The target stump we were shooting at had all rounds on it, so again my son was as happy as I was proud of him.
While walking back the rifle he asked if my hand was ok. After telling him it was he proceeded to explain to me how stupid it was to touch something hot.
So now I have a nice skin graph on my can and currious as to how one would remove the skin without damaging anything.
Before I hear it...yeah I know stupid. But I am sure my son will never touch anything hot. So it was a good learning experience for him I guess
Started off good hoping my son shoot the kimber, few shots all on target and the smile and happy dance was awesome. Went over and got the creed ready to shoot and put 5 rounds down the barrel. Loaded 5 more and let my son send them. Again nothing but smiles and an eagerness to learn more.
Well in my stupidity I was explaining how the thunderbeast works on the end of the barrel. I no more than explained to him that after firing the rifle, that the suppressor will get extremely hot. And what do I do while saying this.....instinctively grabbed the suppressor. The can had 15 rounds through it at fairly quick succession, so yeah that bastard was hot. Removed my hand quite quickly and shoved my hand into the soft soil we were shooting on. After a walk to the targets we were shooting, not before a detour to look at the standing water ( felt wonderful at this point ).
The target stump we were shooting at had all rounds on it, so again my son was as happy as I was proud of him.
While walking back the rifle he asked if my hand was ok. After telling him it was he proceeded to explain to me how stupid it was to touch something hot.
So now I have a nice skin graph on my can and currious as to how one would remove the skin without damaging anything.
Before I hear it...yeah I know stupid. But I am sure my son will never touch anything hot. So it was a good learning experience for him I guess
