check your pockets before doing laundry.....

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check your pockets before doing laundry.....

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I just got off the phone with a buddy of mine and had to share his story with yall. Last weekend he lost his Keltec P3AT. After not being able to find it for a couple hours he calls the local police to file a report for a missing/stolen firearm. Well the next morning he wakes up and there it is sitting on is kitchen table with a note from his wife saying "next time you do the laundry remember to check your pockets". Apparently she heard it banging around in the dryer.
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at least it was clean.
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And here I thought you were supposed to run 'em through the dishwasher!
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yeah, i just wanna know what the cops were thinking when he called them back to tell them he found it. :lol:
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KBCraig wrote:And here I thought you were supposed to run 'em through the dishwasher!

All plastic will wash either place.
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longtooth wrote:
KBCraig wrote:And here I thought you were supposed to run 'em through the dishwasher!

All plastic will wash either place.
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But if you throw some fabric softener in the laundry it will lube your gun real good
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Yes sir it will. Just remember, ammo that clean needs to be retired to the nicknack shelf.
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longtooth wrote:Yes sir it will. Just remember, ammo that clean needs to be retired to the nicknack shelf.
Or used as trade material at a pawn shop in a bad part of town :lol:
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Thats the best idea I have heard yet. :lol:
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gmckinl wrote:Or used as trade material at a pawn shop in a bad part of town :lol:
I just sell them my reloads I forgot to put any powder in. :lol:
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Post by stevie_d_64 »

You know something...You guys are going to pick on us Glocks one to many times...And...and...

We'll probably melt... :oops: :lol:

Then I'll just go to my back up...1911... :razz:
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I washed a couple of Corbon DPX once by leaving them in a pocket. Shot them at the range and they went bang. Boy were they nice and shiny though :grin: :grin:
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Post by nra-life-member »

Maybe it's just me, but to misplace a firearm is something one should be very concern about.. No matter how casual the carry is or becomes - one should always know where it is at all times..
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Keith B wrote:
gmckinl wrote:Or used as trade material at a pawn shop in a bad part of town :lol:
I just sell them my reloads I forgot to put any powder in. :lol:
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Post by brewster »

If you wash the ammo too, set the dryer on low heat and on the "delicate" cycle. We wouldn't want those babies going off... :lol:
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