[triggerhappy2006]

Okay so every has heard of Tap Rack Bang to fix a Failure to fire, but some manufacturers and rangemasters say you must wait 30 seconds if you have a failure to fire before ejecting the round to prevent a catastrophe, now from a physics standpoint a round that detonates outside of a chamber is really no threat to anyone, as with nothing surrounding the round, there is no way to control the explosion so the round exploding would only cause the shell casing to fly and the bullet to stay relatively stationary. The only real danger would be if the round exploded as it was in mid air next to your face or if it landed in your shoe and went off. I just wanted everyone else's opinion on this.