Fireing mags under water.....

[ahellers]

so.... its fairly common knowlage that you can clean a mag by fireing it underwater a few times. however im here to tell you, if your gona do it dont do it in your kitchen sink unless your prepaird to do some mopping.... yeah.
enjoy your day.
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[warbeak2099]

Lawl accidents

[behemoth]

roflfes @ u.

[ahellers]

roflfes @ u.

dont get wet while your down there, still havnt got around to mopping...

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[punkncat]

I remember it being swish it around under the water, pull it out, shoot it a few times to clear the water...not shoot UNDER water.

[Thotograph]

^ I second what punkcat has said... thats how I remember it. Hair dryers aren't bad ideas either as long as you don't cook the thing. You gotta watch out for leaving water in the tight seams.

[Newbelement]

I just loled hardcore ahahah.
Thankyou for cheering me up.

[pepple84]

by the title i was expecting a youtube video of 2 noobs shooting at each other underwater, maybe in a pool. paint going maybe 9 inches


i did see a video of someone submersing a mag in mucky water then loading paint and firing it like nothing ever happened. *behold the power of AGD*

[LegumeOfTerror]

ive fallen in creeks with my classic and come up shooting. first few spewed out mud and water but then the paint starter and all was well.

[zipity_Bop]

dont get wet while your down there, still havnt got around to mopping...

t

lol..... that made em laugh

[ahellers]

guess i should have done my home work

http://www.automags.org/forums/showthread.php?t=31440&highlight=water

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[CJ55]

by the title i was expecting a youtube video of 2 noobs shooting at each other underwater, maybe in a pool. paint going maybe 9 inches


i did see a video of someone submersing a mag in mucky water then loading paint and firing it like nothing ever happened. *behold the power of AGD*

i cant see a ball getting out of the barrel