Osbourne 940-2 exposed to heat

[Bladerunner2837]

So I was using my osbourne when messing with cap gun cartridges, well it may sound stupid I accidentally set off the one, it’s only a very small amount of gun powder and a small flame, could this have impacted the knifes blade, there’s no discoloration or warp.

 

[Arathol]

No.....

 

[shinyedges]

Probably. My guess is yes. If you'd like to get rid of it at a heavily discounted cost let me know.

You're welcome.

 

[jmh33]

 

[Bladerunner2837]

Probably. My guess is yes. If you'd like to get rid of it at a heavily discounted cost let me know.

You're welcome.

Lol, hope your joking about the damage lmao

 

[shinyedges]

Lol, hope your joking about the damage lmao

Probably, most likely, but definitely probably.

Na, man. You're good. Blades fine.

 

[Delgadonine]

what

Seriously

what

Maybe stop doing anything with either guns or knives. Maybe take a nap?

 

[Sam Wilson]

When subjected to an ignition event, as in this case, the only viable way to detect a metallurgical aberration is by performing a litmus configuration. If you clear that, your blade is fine.

Sam

 

[not2sharp]

What is a “cap gun cartridge”?

n2s

 

[pholder]

What is a “cap gun cartridge”?

n2s

Now you sound like you’re not2sharp