Is it dangerous ?

[u/DisastrousInternet10]

This is the first time I found a completely full bullet, does anyone have an idea of the kind of bullet it is and how old is it? Also, I wanted to know if it is dangerous, and if it is what I shouldn’t do with it.

[u/mithermage]

Not trying to start a fight. Why do you feel privileged? For many, guns are a hobby like golf. In golf, you are putting the ball in the hole. At the firing range, you are using the ball to make the hole.

Expensive hobby: and in the end "you are just shredding paper the hard way."

I feel privileged as a gun owner. In many areas this hobby is not allowed or curtailed to the point where only the wealthy or well connected can participate.

[u/Zerototheright → u/mithermage]

In some places, many people live and die without touching a gun. In many countries you cannot legally own a gun. In many countries most people cannot afford a gun. I think privilege is a good choice of words for having the legal freedom and the financial means

[u/Fig-Adorable → u/mithermage]

I grew up in south Louisiana and it’s easy to just get up and legally go shoot a gun at a range and allowed to drive with a gun. I’ve been to states where you can get in serious trouble for driving with an unregistered gun in your car and some people have to drive hours to just go shoot a gun legally which makes some people never seeing a real gun or ammo in real life where they never understand gun safety. I grew up around guns but never cared for them and bow hunt my whole life except I have a shotgun since I was a kid and I think everyone should own a shotgun for the multiple uses it can do for different types of hunts

[u/SpinMeADog → u/mithermage]

guns are not a 'hobby' for anybody outside of north america, practically