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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;usmc60, post: 2315232, member: 76739&quot;]Hommer&nbsp; know exactly where you&#039;re coming from made that mistake only once in boot, did bins and mothers-f&nbsp; until I was almost dead never made that mistake again, in reality and not having a drill instructor standing on my back, and in the service you just don&#039;t say that, because you will not like the consequences.&nbsp; I will be a marine until the day I die, but another way of looking at it is my rifle is a firearm, a gun is a firearm, and yes sir I was a firearm instructor in the marine core, (PMI) primary marksmanship instructor, and as the new instructor on the line, I had the pleasure of getting all of marine core base&nbsp; office personnel, which only qualify with a weapon once a year.&nbsp; Not an easy job to make sure these Marines qualified with their weapon.&nbsp; My point, pull the trigger on that weapon and a round is discharge, example, cud, a piece of metal leaves the die,&nbsp;&nbsp; round heads to its intended target, new blank goes into collar, results for both, round&nbsp; hits its target or does not, Die hits blank 99.8% of the time, round causes puncture marks, coin: metal is compressed into void, Die chip: piece of metal breaks off of Die, metal fills&nbsp; void, I don&#039;t know maybe I watched too much Star Trek, it only seems logical same cause and effect four, Cud and Die chip but chip can not be called cud because it is not on the rim of the coin, (not logical).p.s women were not allowed in combat, (revised) point: (change is possible)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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