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| ^^^^^ Agreed. This is known as “error proofing”, doing something in advance to eliminate or vastly reduce the chance of error. Like, when I make my daughter put her Sax in front of the door so the only way she can forget it is after tripping over it! I also have a dust cover with 300 BLK stamped inside and out.
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| quote: Originally posted by IndianaBoy: If I had a 300blk, I would have an entirely different color for my mags, and would spray the mag well of that rifle as well.
I spray painted the lower part of my black Magpul dedicated .300 BO mags with FDE Krylon (making them two tone) as well as marked the dot matrix spots with the caliber in silver paint...they stand out from my other Pmags like a sore thumb... Still, I look at getting them mixed up with .556 magazines sorta like having two types of powder out at the same time when reloading...don't do it...be sure. In my life I've personally seen only one rifle completely destroyed (7X57 Mauser) with bad injuries which resulted from reloading cartridges with DuPont PB powder by mistake... I too am surprised that that .308 bullet made it that far down and the shooter was not injured.
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| quote: Originally posted by ARMT Guy: ( M855 5.56 round for scale )
That bullet has one hell of a ballistic coefficient.
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| quote: Originally posted by MikeGLI: I was under the impression that you couldn't chamber .300blk in a 5.56 breach/barrel.
I'm building a .300blk, and I'm not very smart, so this whole color coding thing may need to happen.
I’ve got 7 or 8 300blk rifles and about double that many 5.56 rifles. Try as I might, I have never been able to. Get a 300blk round to chamber in a 5.56 gun or visa versa. That pic obviously shows it’s possible, but it ain’t easy based on my guns. |
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| quote: Originally posted by sigfreund: At the risk of being CW3 Obvious, I’ll stress my own opinion on this.
Murphy identified it long ago: “Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong.” If the situation makes it possible to load 300 Blackout ammunition in a rifle chambered for 223/5.56 and fire it, it will happen. Color coding and labels are great, but they rely on shooters’ thinking about what they’re doing. And if we are thinking about what we’re doing, then all that’s necessary is to look at the rifle, look at the ammunition, and not do the wrong thing. The problem is that most of us don’t always think about what we’re doing.
A safer way is to not rely on keeping things straight when we’re actually shooting, but to separate the ammunition and guns before we’re shooting. Safest is to take only one type to the range, but it’s pretty good if things are separated in our vehicles and only one type is taken to the firing point at a time. Color coding or other markings are useful for quick identification—when we’re paying attention—but they’re not a guarantee.
(All that is just one of the many firearms safety rules I try to follow beyond “the” four.)
This is great advice. I had a panicked moment a year or two ago when my buddy, his wife, and I were out shooting. His wife was shooting, and I looked on the bench and saw 270 Win, 30-06, and 280 Remington ammunition all on the bench at the same time. ![Eek](https://sigforum.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_eek.gif) I called a time-out and policed up everything right there before it all went south.
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| quote: Originally posted by Baron Flynt: People do some crazy stuff with their guns. A guy at my carry permit class was trying to load 357Sig ammo in his GP100.
I've seen both sides of this, ( as you described above and the occasional wayward .357 SIG shooters ending up with .357 MAG. ![Confused](https://sigforum.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_confused.gif) )
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| You error proof them by leaving one of them at home.
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