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The war in Ukraine and Donbas

It is so pointless:
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100 or 1,500 is not going to do a single thing but make 100-1500 new widows. This is the way the left runs a war, you don't want to make too much noise or else the people might get unhappy with the idea, So toss a few into the meat grinder at a time and hope no one will notice. It all makes me sick.

Personally I highly doubt that the western countries have not been there for a very long time in "advisor" rolls.
Ain't it word on the street that after the surrounding of Mariupol, there was serious high level negotiations to allow the Green Berets attached to Azov to get out unharmed?

  • Poll
Aero M4e1 Upper POI Shift

POI Shift

  • Zero shift

    Votes: 4 100.0%
  • <.3mil shift

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • >.3mil shift

    Votes: 0 0.0%

Hi,

Wanting to hear input on folks who have an Aero M4e1 upper with the built in barrel nut and enhanced handguard.

Specifically wanting to know if there is any POI shift when in positions other than prone. My current Vltor MUR upper/WOA handguard exhibits a .3mil low shift and .2mil right when shooting off a tripod/barricade and am considering the Aero enhanced or LMT MRP upper to solve this shift.

Thanks!

SOLD Schmidt Bender SOCOM PSR PM II

As expected 290 was obliterated. Thank you for all the information!

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Dang dude, that one isn't obliterated, it's very neatly destroyed! Seriously, some of the other S&B PSR limited edition scope were absolutely wrecked! The damage to your scope was very neatly done, and only the UID and NSN were blacked out. This actually looks like a legit military issued scope had 2 pieces of information carefully and thoughtfully redacted, which is exactly what happened to it. I've seen this careful engraving redaction on other PSR limited edition scopes that had a high serial number (the xxx/300 number).

When my friend and I were checking PSR limited edition scopes for intact markings many, many years ago, we didn't find many scopes that had the engravings neatly removed. Instead, we kept coming across absolute butcher jobs when we pulled the plaques off! I found the two photos below on the internet, and even though these aren't my photos, they show what is normally found underneath the plaque on the vast majority of the limited edition S&B PSR scopes. Obliteration!

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In the photo below, the 3M tape hasn't been completely removed, but we can see that even the cage code that's right below the UID has been obliterated! If you look at the other photos above, the cage code and serial number are usually the engravings that survive defacing. However, the scope in the photo below could possibly have every single line of engraving obliterated (with the possible exception of the serial number).

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The lowest limited edition serial number scopes (xxx/300 number) have the best odds of possibly having intact markings. The bulk of the bell curve in the middle of the limited edition serial number range has various degrees of severe engraving obliteration. The highest limited edition serial number scopes have the best odds of possibly having very neatly destroyed markings (just like @N55's PSR scope).

Obviously everyone prefers PSR scopes that have intact markings, but the carefully redacted scopes would be a nice consolation prize. I think that most people would pick @N55's PSR scope with neatly destroyed markings over one of the two PSR scopes photographed above with the brutally obliterated markings.

Also, the only time I ever use the word "obliterated" is when I'm discussing the defaced markings on these limited edition S&B PSR scopes. This is similar to how I only say the words "aardvark dick" when I'm discussing the Mk13 Mod 5 barrel profile. Lol, we should all keep using the word "obliterated" every time that we're discussing the obliterated markings on the limited edition S&B PSR scopes! It's to the point that these scopes are no longer PSR limited editions, they're now known as the S&B Obliterated Edition! Lol, who the fuck started this "obliterated" shit with the PSR limited editions? That had to have been part of a discussion 6 or 7 years ago on one of the forums. Ridiculous.

"Short" LPVO's...?

-I'm set on 11.5. It's as short as I can go and maintain the ballistic characteristics I want.
-I am not sure which CNVD, although COTI was more the plan, if it fit, maybe, later. Voodoo-S is what has my eye so far, but that's not very in depth researched yet.
-I use Raids, so they belong above the bore (in my opinion).
-I had an ATACR, it was just too much scope physically. I currently have an NX8 and it does okay, just curious about options.

6mm creedmore

It's better if you want to shoot heavy for caliber projectiles. If you don't care about that then the .243 is better because there are far more factory guns and factory ammo options out there. I suspect that the 6CM will eventually replace the .243 but I'm not going to live long enough to see that.

Confirmed use of mini guns by CJNG??

The article mentions "Barrett .50 calibre assault rifles". It's very possible that they wouldn't know a minigun from a mortar.

But since Mexico's government bodies, police, and military can be in league with the cartels, I wouldn't doubt that there could be some miniguns in their arsenals.
Have to remember these are drug war journalists...not firearm fanatics that can tell you the case capacity and SAAMI spec max COAL of the top 20 most popular rounds on the market as if reciting the alphabet.



In other news- why? Just why? The weight of his new reality must be absolutely soul crushing. And to be doing this high a level of tardation while residing in CONUS. Fair to say this poor fool was ill advised..