Fake ARMY can’t get their Fake Cannon to fire

Watching those Melvin’s scurry was pretty good.

We go to war…neither of these colleges are on my pick list.

WTH happened to Texas.

this is the G.I. JOE one they train on

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thanks for the play by play Fake Gator.

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No Problem

When there is a school full of yell leaders and Kamala lovers everything sucks.

Do you really expect a fake army cadet to properly operate a canon?

They are draggies. They only know how to wear makeup and wear dresses.

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Game Day in College Station ... "A date that will live in infamy"

You couldn't make this up if you tried.

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Oh no! Oh No Aggies! Oh No!

Fire in the hole! Fire in the hole! Fire in the hole! Oh no Aggies! Fumble!

That's on me! I didn't do the whole "... ah nah,"

Does this mean that Texas A&M is about to lose? ... to the Texas Longhorns?

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Texas also fires one but its actually a capgun loaded with a few shotgun shell blanks.

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Oh you mean this replica Civil War artillery cannon?

Damn you ags are stupid af.

Seriously, though this is funny, it is extremely DANGEROUS.

How long should you wait if your firearm misfires (NRA)?

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How long should you wait if your firearm misfires (NRA)?

If your firearm misfires, wait at least 30 seconds before opening the action to ensure that the round does not discharge.

FAQs about firearm misfires and safety

1. What should I do if my firearm misfires?
If your firearm misfires, keep it pointed in a safe direction, wait at least 30 seconds, and then carefully open the action to remove the round.

2. Can I immediately try to fire again if my firearm misfires?
No, it is important to wait at least 30 seconds to allow any potential hangfire to ignite before opening the action.

3. What is a hangfire?
A hangfire is a delayed ignition of the propellant in a cartridge, which can occur after the firing pin strikes the primer.


5. What should I do if a hangfire occurs?
If a hangfire occurs, continue to keep the firearm pointed in a safe direction and wait for at least 30 seconds before opening the action.


7. Should I check the barrel for obstructions after a misfire?
Yes, after a misfire, it is important to carefully check the barrel for obstructions before attempting to fire again.

8. What is a squib load?
A squib load is a round that produces less than normal power, potentially due to insufficient powder or a malfunction.

9. How should I handle a squib load?
If you suspect a squib load, stop shooting immediately, unload the firearm, and carefully inspect the barrel for obstructions.

10. Can using the wrong ammunition cause misfires?
Yes, using incorrect or improperly sized ammunition can cause misfires and pose a safety hazard.

11. What is a high primer?
A high primer occurs when the primer in a cartridge is seated higher than it should be, which can cause misfires.

12. How can I prevent high primers?
Reloading ammunition carefully and checking the primer seating depth can help prevent high primer issues.

13. Is it safe to dry fire a firearm after a misfire?
It is generally safest to avoid dry firing after a misfire and instead carefully inspect and troubleshoot the issue.

14. Can environmental factors contribute to misfires?
Yes, extreme temperatures or excessive moisture can impact the performance of ammunition and lead to misfires.

15. Should I seek professional assistance if I experience repeated misfires?
Yes, if you encounter persistent issues with misfires, it is advisable to have a qualified gunsmith or firearm expert inspect your firearm and ammunition.

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