Quick question. Should I be uncomfortable?
16 years ago
My co workers are buying and selling live ammunition in my workplace. Is this a valid reason to be uncomfortable?
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Honestly, right now there's such a lack of ammo out there for several gun types, that we're all splitting it between people as we're able to get it.
People now have to scout for boxes all the time, and the shops around here are limiting it to one box a customer... if they have it. First come first serve, no holds. So if we walk in and are lucky to get some, we sell off a handful to friends so they can use some too, or trade it for other ammo that we use. :)
Aw, I can't blame you. I think it's bad form to sell it from your desk in an office with people who likely don't shoot. Like I said, I target shoot (and I'm a girl, gasp) and I would still find it rather disconcerting. We save that for the privacy of our own home, the range, and friends. I don't even like to carry it in the car without it being locked in the box, haha, and I sure wouldn't be trading it on the street!
Ammo is very safe today. I've dropped many live rounds without incident. As long as they don't do anything stupid, like slam the primer side (the flat side, opposite the bullet) on a desk, it should be fine! So I wouldn't worry to much, unless they start removing the bullets from the casing (brass cylindrical thing) for the powder......