Originally Posted by
MicahJava
I knew you had trouble reading. It's a 1 out of 60 chance if you load the already-empty shell casings and eject them.
How does the ejector mechanism know whether a bullet was fired from that shell when you work the bolt and eject the empty cartridge? How does it know it was empty when loaded?
Show us how it makes it difference to how the ejector mechanism works.
Walk us through that, with diagrams.
If you can't, the fact that you're claiming empty shells get the dent at a 1 in 60 ratio shows you're admitting empty shells can be damaged as the shell in evidence (CE543).
You just don't understand what you're arguing.
Hank