So did G-d. It's called a finger.
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So did G-d. It's called a finger.
Bolt over ride is a failure to feed. Brass over bolt is a failure to eject.
Specifically, bolt over ride is when the bolt slams home without stripping a round our of the mag. This is the typical malfunction induced when people don't get mags seated.
Knowing your weapon it's faults and how to overcome them is a primary skill set. With out the ability to keep your weapon running your value is questionable at best.
I get the verbiage, but I've heard several pro guys refer to brass stuck between the CH and bolt as bolt over ride and call a forward bolt with no stripped round a simple misfeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tack Driver
Which, to me, is a lot easier to classify.
Does it come with a "time out, guys!" sign?Quote:
Originally Posted by e.money83
I want to watch you fire a 60 round string and then put your finger on the bolt face.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tack Driver
Gloves?
Ok, so we have multiple definitions for the same term. Good stuff.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tack Driver
If your life is on the line, you'll leave half of your finger in there and live to tell about it. Also, gloves man - you should be running them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dale Gribble
No doubt, but I don't think many folks are going to practice that.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jafar
All my gloves are pretty skimpy at the finger tips. I'd rather rip out the bench made 7 tool. Or just shoot an AK.