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    Quote Originally Posted by foxshooter View Post
    1. Place the primed but unloaded cartridge in your gun and pop the primer.
    Would this be classed as discharging the firearm (Legally speaking)? Because some forces seem to believe a primed, but otherwise empty case, is still classed as a live round. Any standing on this?
    (Just asking out of curiosity)
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    hi

    i use method three and deprime V E R Y slowly wearing safety glasses with my arse cheeks firmly gripped till it pops out (the primer that is...)
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    Quote Originally Posted by sidesy View Post
    i use method three and deprime V E R Y slowly wearing safety glasses with my arse cheeks firmly gripped till it pops out (the primer that is...)
    Same as me then

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    Quote Originally Posted by Target Shooter View Post
    Would this be classed as discharging the firearm (Legally speaking)? Because some forces seem to believe a primed, but otherwise empty case, is still classed as a live round. Any standing on this?
    (Just asking out of curiosity)
    Yes. There was a thread on that very subject on here a week or so ago. Basically a primed case is not considered as loaded ammunition, but the police mounted a malicious prosecution for a victimless offence whereby the guilty party had discharged primed cases in his revolver, but not whilst on "approved range".

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