1. Spidergun?

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2. Want to see how barrel obstructions affect a High Point? https://youtu.be/a3V8mK5FadI

   Demolition Ranch video.

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3. Was the owner hunting wabbits?

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   1. Yes, but he doesn’t call them wabbits; he calls them raggin’ slaggin’ varmints.
      This illustrates the reason for varmint rifles. Shooting varmints at close range is dangerous, as they can do what we see here.

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4. I’m having difficulty believing that photo isn’t staged. Looks good, but setup.

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   1. Barrels can look like that, I’ve seen it in person while working for a major ammunition manufacturer.

   2. @EN2 SS: Who would purposefully ruin such an expensive revolver?

      1. The quest for likes has gone too far, methinks, if this was staged.

5. Looks like a revolver transforming into a Martian war machine.

   Talk about a bad day…

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6. Is that a desktop rotating barrel handgun?

7. That’s why you don’t handload ultra light loads in a magnum revolver. If the recoil is too much, get a smaller caliber.

   Looks like this is what happened – barrel obstruction, possibly a stuck bullet from a light or primer load, and then another round was fired.

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8. That doesn’t look like Megatron.

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9. Flower arrangement?

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10. Agree with TW, and I’m betting they never did a barrel check after the squib. That blew just past the forcing cone!!!

11. @tiredweasel, @oldNFO, could be. The thing that looks weird to me is, first, the muzzle end of the barrel looks very clean; and I also don’t see any real discoloration around either end of the cylinder. I would have expected at least a little schmutz somewhere if this were real, even if it was on the 2nd shot.

12. Well, you can tell where the bullet was stuck in the barrel… just past the new “knees” caused by the initial pressure spike.

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