The "malfunction inducing" stick

[1776]

load a round in backwards somewhere mid-mag. That'll cause all sorts of fun, from rounds immediately above double feeding to all sorts of awesomeness when the reversed round tries to feed...

 

[spavent]

load a round in backwards somewhere mid-mag. That'll cause all sorts of fun, from rounds immediately above double feeding to all sorts of awesomeness when the reversed round tries to feed...

couldn't this be dangerous? Primer somehow whacks the feedramp has the bolt drives it forward or the tip of another bullet flipping around in the madness..

 

[Bypass]

I once had a empty case stick in the chamber while in a combat zone, I ****ed with it for about a half a second then I picked up another weapon.

 

[1776]

couldn't this be dangerous? Primer somehow whacks the feedramp has the bolt drives it forward or the tip of another bullet flipping around in the madness..

I don't see any way, realistically, that it could be dangerous. I wouldn't try to fire the backwards round afterward though.....the bullet usually slams pretty far into the neck.

If you were really worried about it, you could use a spent casing and load that backwards.

 

[ReganR6]

After watching that video I want to take a course like that

 

[cmshoot]

I've been flipping rounds backwards in folks' mags for years with no issues. Did it yesterday during the "reaction to vehicle ambush" portion of a carbine course I taught. No worries.

 

[spavent]

I wish I would have come to your course Shep. A friend and I went to another that was 30 minutes closer in the other direction...

 

[sniper62]

Hmmm I'll have to use this tool. Thanks

 

[cmshoot]

spavent, the Combat Carbine Teamwork Course last Saturday went great. Perfect weather and great folks!

I'll be teaching a carbine course in November, probably with lowlight added to it.

 

[Zeake]

That looks like a LOT of fun.