Luger not shot in 25 years...is it safe?

[Curss]

If you have them, use snap caps when you dry fire the gun. I believe the firing pins are often numbered to the guns.

[GySgt1811]

Originally Posted by sheepherder

The caption/label says it's a T-80...I'm no sardine can soldier, but I don't think that's a US tank...

Gotta be a staged shot...Have you seen that pic of a F-14 breaking the sound barrier while flying on the deck???

Rich,

You're correct. It's Russian. MBT-80. While that particular shot may be staged (Probably not, actually) I've seen it done with the current US MBT. Although hitting anything meaningful is someone's bad luck.

"Sardine Can" Marine,

Gunny John