so i tried the usual trick, put a smiley face on the plate, but he just stared at it like a threat rn i just threw the plate in the trash can and said
Zero hour on the range again
Just left the range and my ball’s still laughing at me. I loaded a double‑action rifle with what should’ve been a clean bolt, turned the firing pin, fired the first shot – the trigger creaks like a rusty old trapdoor and the powder whirls, but no recoil. The brass was a perfect, but silent stack of coins – no crayon. The safety’s a lie on a stubborn lock. Then the bolt had to be opened; when I pulled it back I felt a snap – it went loose and snapped back halfway. I ended up in the back half of the range, scoping a rifle that wouldn’t cooperate. I know you all spend hours doing this; it feels like chasing a dream with the rope cut halfway. What’s a reliable procedure that can get me through these hiccups without spending time pulling it apart each shot? And for anyone still using a manual bolt, you should consider a mechanical indicator—some silent way of knowing your bolt’s dead lock.
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