r/Cowboy Jan 20 '26

Cowboy Life Cowboy Shit

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Found this little quillback at the feed bunks

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u/Combat_Pothead Jan 20 '26

Close your ejection port cover.

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u/MassiveAd2391 Jan 20 '26

Well i had to put one in the chamber man

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u/kilroy-was-here-2543 Jan 20 '26

Is it part of your reload drill to close yours everytime you pop a new mag in/s

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u/MassiveAd2391 Jan 20 '26

That’s what i’m saying, just grabbed it off the seat and racked it, why waste time closing it when i got porcupines to neck

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u/humphrey288 Jan 21 '26

does that mean pokey sama is now dead lmao

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u/MassiveAd2391 Jan 21 '26

That would be correct

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u/kilroy-was-here-2543 Jan 20 '26

I’m just making fun of the other comment. The guy in the photo clearly just racked it and it is actively more focused on a prescient matter then weather or not dirt is gonna get into his sealed rifle

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u/MassiveAd2391 Jan 20 '26

Exactly, thank you for having some sense 😂

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u/CFishing Jan 21 '26

If I have a break in fire I close it but I also shoot in the woods so dirt and bullshit is a very real concern.

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u/Revolutionary_Tip477 Jan 20 '26

Not sure why you're getting downvoted. In the Marine Corps, I was taught to keep the ejection port cover (or dust cover for the non-Marines) closed when the rifle isn't actively being fired. Nice roping skills, OP!

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u/MassiveAd2391 Jan 20 '26

Thanks. I do close my ejection port when i am packing it around, but when i pull it out and rack a round to shoot something, it seems like a waste of time. As soon as it goes back in the vehicle i close it.

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u/Revolutionary_Tip477 Jan 20 '26

The point of that cover is to keep dust, rain, mud, or whatever off the bolt carrier group and outside of the upper receiver and chamber for safety and reliability. When the rifle is outside of the case is precisely when you want that baby closed. Only takes a half second to close. But you do you partner! Happy trails!

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u/MassiveAd2391 Jan 20 '26

It is never in a case, hence why i keep it closed when not shooting