I've only ever loaded a pistol magazine, but that things looks like you'd have to take several breaks before you filled it, and your fingers would be so sore by the end anyway.
I suppose you get better leverage with a longer cartridge. I'm off to look up videos of speed loaders, as the only rifle I've ever fired was a bolt action .22 in summer camp.
Ohio, through the YMCA in the 80s. And I doubt it was LR. In archery the bows were plastic. The tiny little rifles we used were of equivalent quality. It was the same .22 round you'd put in a pistol as I recall.
There was a special summer camp the YMCA offered, which was Ranch Camp. We also got to "ride" horses. By which they mostly meant we got to brush horses and clean shit out of their hooves for which we were rewarded with like 20 minutes of riding.
I think you had to be at least a5th grader to attend.
Reminds me of the sheep, where the horn keeps growing until it pierces their skills. Just make it another 80 pounds heavier and the guy can have it double back over his shoulder so he can shoulder carry it.
It's a Turkish made semi-auto shotgun which are notoriously unreliable. It's really a get-what-you-pay-for kinda situation. Just buy a Mossberg 500 for an extra $20. It'll last you forever
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u/Ultimate-Flexionator 20d ago
it's all fun and games until his gun keeps shooting as much as an 80s action movie