blank firing safety distance
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Re: blank firing safety distance
Red flashing noses... Is that the recommended risk mitigation for the use of weapons for the weekend of 18-29 March 2016?
- peiper1944
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Re: blank firing safety distance
Whatever floats your boat :-/
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Re: blank firing safety distance
Lighten up Pipes, that weekend is Comic Relief's Red Nose day
- peiper1944
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Re: blank firing safety distance
Hurray
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Re: blank firing safety distance
At work we make targeting systems...the target knows if it's being shot at by sound, so we fire blanks to simulate a miss in the workshop. Our safety distance is 10m and no adaptor.
Arthur
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Leutnant Ulrich Stab./II/JG-52
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