Wapinschaw
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I have found a number of small pistol primers at the back of my cupboard. I don't know if they are rifle or pistol, what make or how old they are. What is the most certain way to make them safe for disposal?
Just flatten them with a nice, heavy hammer....
I have found a number of small pistol primers at the back of my cupboard. I don't know if they are rifle or pistol, what make or how old they are. What is the most certain way to make them safe for disposal?
Just out of interest why weren't they in the original packaging?
There seems to be a consensus that soaking in oil or water will do the job, so they will be headed for a bath. Thanks for the suggestions.
Don't fill the bath with oil. It's difficult to remove.
Just flatten them with a nice, heavy hammer....
I have found a number of small pistol primers at the back of my cupboard. I don't know if they are rifle or pistol, what make or how old they are. What is the most certain way to make them safe for disposal?
They will make perfect 250m zeroing targets for a .17HMR
Go along to your nearest railway track. Place them on the tracks spaced apart so that when the next train passes it plays "Boom Bang A Bang". Run away shrieking like a 12 year old.
I have found a number of small pistol primers at the back of my cupboard. I don't know if they are rifle or pistol, what make or how old they are. What is the most certain way to make them safe for disposal?