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Astounding! That out of all the Blazer aluminum cased ammunition that has been fired by myself and numerous
others in my presence without misfires or damaged weapons, that I can recall, that one range in Pasadena
Texas has had 20 incidents of weapons damaged.
The statistical unlikelihood of that alone, makes the defense of the EMPLOYEE of that range suspect.
I have in fact seen far more misfires or other incidents from reloaded or hand loads than from Blazer.
I agree that the range is a business and as such may prohibit Blazer ammunition for whatever reason or for no reason.
Additionally, they are not required to explain that decision to customers or especially to non-customers.
I would seem dangerously naive for the employee to accept at face value what are apparently statements from his
supervisors on this subject with no doubts. That is unless he is saying that he himself witnessed these 20
incidents?