@Joekingnotjoking yeah i'll try match heads thx, do you mean coleman camp fuel in the gas form?

Liquid

It has a lower flashpoint than isopropyl alcohol

alr lit thx

hahah its actually lit 🙃

Ok

Good job

Also personally I'd use an ar-15 or ak-74. The ar-15 is more durable than people to acknowledge as long as it's kept well maintenanced. I haven't done as much research into the Ak platform, but it seems to need less maintenance and still operates smoothly.

Aks are badass

The automat Kalashnikov

I take it you watch AK Daddy?

Ak Jesus

the ak guy?

https://youtu.be/DXLMb3YpeyA

Yus

PUT THAT THING BACK WHERE IT CAME FROM!

Plastic ammo is really only good for shooting steel

Which is fine i dont like lead poisoning or death by spalling

But you probably shouldnt use it for much else

Well polymer does only seem good for plinking, though I prefer Tula because if it can't run steel it doesn't deserve brass

Ayyyy i would agree but some higher end stuff just refuses to run anything but brass

Also steel case usually attracts a magnet which is a no no in ranges

Damned be indoor ranges

Well that's cus you don't live in Wyoming

Our indoor range in town let's you run steel

And youre one lucky son of a gun

Nah tho i have mates with land and i usually just give random burms acute lead poisoning for an hour

Thoughts on wax bullets?

Wax slugs out of shotguns???

Is it the 1700s again?

They are awesome

I prefer Wolf over Tula

I'm thinking like 9mm wax bullets

wolf and tula are the same

theyre made in the same factory even

Theyre all zoo animals dammit

As for 9mm wax bullets, if youre talking a modern loading of 9x19 then i really doubt a wax bullet would do anything

Most reviews I've seen between wolf and Tula, the Wolf usually burn slightly cleaner with less problems.

The lucky Gunner 223 steel vs brass test also found the wolf wore less.

Tula's factory has been known for dotty quality so thats fair enough