Today’s Photo Of The Day comes from the Heckler & Koch Instagram account as a reminder to all gun owners to be really careful when shooting.

I count 13 bullets in that poor barrel. Am I correct or do you count less or more bullets?

On the other hand, there could be more as the barrel seems to be cut off, in the middle of a bullet.

Here’s the caption. I am happy that companies like H&K and others continue to share these stories:

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Today is definitely a Monday at the HK warranty department.

Customer: “Something is wrong with my USC.”

Us: “Okay, send it in, can’t be too bad.”

Calls customer: “We aren’t going to ask how you did this, just be thankful we use proprietary cannon grade steel, also, we are sending you a bill for a new barrel.”

A link to the Heckler & Koch USC (Universal Self-Loading Carbine) for reference: https://hk-usa.com/hk-models/usc/

Here’s another example of 13 bullets – of 300 Blackout – in a barrel: Lucky Thirteen – Stacking 300Blk Front To Back.

Followed by a few others:  Stack ‘Em Up: Catastrophic KRISS Kaboom (For The Second Time) and Hunting rifle goes Ka-Boom after 50 000+ rounds (not a squib).

However I think the record – so far, as people seem to keep stacking bullets in barrels – is 22 squibs in this JP Rifles PCC.

Photo Source: Heckler & Koch Instagram.

I’ve been lucky enough to never have a squib, but once I had a .223 Rem bullet that got stuck in the chamber. How about you? Please confess below, we’ll keep it a secret.