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This is really sad!

Oh, that's an instant classic. The cover of a gun company catalog. Priceless.

Edited to add: (The bullets loaded the wrong way in the magazine).

This is sad, especially since it is from the factory. It looks to me as if the whole mag is loaded wrong. The first two are.

carlson1 wrote:This is sad, especially since it is from the factory. It looks to me as if the whole mag is loaded wrong. The first two are.

They don't go that way?

Wonder how they let that get by. Need to have a recall on the magazine.

That is priceless!

First rule of commercial photography is know the subject matter. If you don't get someone that does. That makes it look like HK made the mistake.
still funny..

lrb111 wrote:First rule of commercial photography is know the subject matter. If you don't get someone that does. That makes it look like HK made the mistake.
still funny..

My thoughts exactly!


The other sad thing is... apparently no one else "caught it" before these brochures were distributed.

I know HK's are good weapons, but the smart money says those cartridges just ain't gonna feed!

Those must be Aggie bullets.

HighVelocity wrote:Those must be Aggie bullets.

Hmmmmmm...we may have a winner!

Maybe thats how those uniquely identifiable powder burn markings get on the empty cases shot from H&Ks?

O thats not good. maybe it was some kinda safety thing to make sure no one inserted the magazine and chambered a round at the photo shoot.

Actually, HKs are engineered so well that they fire every time, regardless of how the rounds are loaded!!!! How great is that???!!!!

(My poor Expert saw that picture and is now huddled in the closet and won't come out)!!!!

HighVelocity wrote:Those must be Aggie bullets.

Aggies are natural born shooters, that school a little further north produces all the photographers :p

Think that they also used .40cal ammo for it too??....LOL.


Classic............I did hear it was the photographer who made the mistake. Can't recall where, though. Too funny.