Does anyone know anyone or a company that does small batch custom vinyl decals? I am a K9 handler and I'm wanting to get some decals made with my dogs name and a logo. I have found some that I might be able to make work, but I don't want to modify someone else's decals. Feel free to PM me of it can't be posted public. I have some sample photos if need be for reference.

Like new. Has barely even seen the outdoors. Used twice at a covered range. I bought this with the intention of getting into PRS and it's just not in the cards for me. 80% sure I still have the box and paperwork but no promises. I do have the lanyard and storage pouch. $550 shipped and insured. Please PM with any questions. Thanks for looking.

Brand new gen 3. $775 shipped

I am currently shooting NRL22 and AMR with Athlon Cronus BTR GEN2 4.5x29 APRS1. Not super happy with the scope, it works and I like the reticle but I feel the eye relief is tight.

Looking for a new scope. I was looking at the NF Nx8 4-32 F1 MIL XT but there have been a lot of negative comments on that scope. I have been reading the forums for the past 2 days.

Also interested in the new Burris XTR Pro SCR 2, can't seem to find one in stock.

Trying to keep the price around the 2K mark, this isn't a hard stop and I could go for the NF ATACR 7-35 but is it really $1450.00 more than the NX8?

Important features to me are Mil reticle xmas tree style, FFP, better eye relief than the Cronus, and parallax to shoot at or around 25 yrds.

NRL22 and AMR are the first and only competition rifle matches I have ever shot and I have only shot a few matches. So far no targets have been past 200 yards but they could go farther at the range I shoot.

Besides a Razer HD gen 1 5-20, the only scopes I have used are some crappy Simmons on a 10/22 and the Cronus.

Thanks

Wich has better glass will be the 7-35x56 atacr sfp vs Razor lht 4.5-22x50

I’ve a savage 93- (lake field Canadian made ) in .22 mag- picked it up last Labor Day weekend. From the get it would not fire - sometimes dent a primer but not fire . Sent it back to savage who did I a fairly quick manner fix it and return it to me . Now it fires- won’t says shoots - couldn’t hold any type of group - one or two rounds impacting where I want them to next 3 could be high low left. After a few rounds I had a new problem- spent rounds would not eject, again savage fixed it and sent it back in a short time . Switched scopes- same inconsistency switched scopes a second time brand new Bushnell- same problem- made sure rings were tight, bases tight . Took the old scope off put it on a .22 and no problems zeroing it or holding zero. Then Inoticed that the action screws were loose like really loose so I tightened them back up- now the bolt is stiff to lift and the firing pin is again not hitting hard enough to ignite round . Have tried 4 flavors of ammo- 2 from cci 1 from Winchester and one from Hornady.
Yep I could and probably will send it back to Savage again- but I had a thought that with this lemon I could maybe make some lemonade- anyone here ever re-barrel a .22 mag to .17HMR? As I understand the barrel is press fit and pinned not threaded in.
Got this to be a barn gun for coons and coyotes and opossums . But as it sits now the barn would be the only thing in danger .

For those not familiar with the term, the Queen's Gambit is a term for an opening move in Chess.

Its a Netflix original and one of the best series/shows Ive ever watched. The story set in the late 1970's of a young American woman who starts playing chess with the janitor of the orphanage shes in and rises to become the world champion, beating the best Russia had,

The female lead is really great, reminds me of one of the old starlets like Betty Davis or Grable.

Highly recommended especially if you play chess.

Okay, so I've read pretty much every single 420 to 527 comparison I can find on multiple forums across the 'web, and none of them really seem to do a great job of explaining one particular thing.

When both scopes are compared side by side at an identical power through their overlapping range of 5x-20x, is there any meaningful difference between any of the typical subjective qualities like IQ, CA, or eye box?

It seems that every comparison I have found focuses on the obvious differences like size, weight, FoV, etc., or they make a comparison at min or max zoom which isn't apple to apples.

For context, I'm currently trying to decide what to put on top of an AI AT I recently purchased. It currently only has the factory 20" 308 barrel, but I plan to add a 24+" 6.5CM barrel in the future.

I have a 100% free Thunderbeast cert of your choice. Once funds have been received I will text you a photo of the cert with the numbers. I will also ship the cert out the following day.

$old PayPal family and friends or add the fee.

Manners t2a with mini chassis
Bighorn origin. With tactical know in 308 win zero rounds on the action
Krieger m24 1 in 9 twist 26"non threaded
Trigger tech special flat face
Harris 6-9"
10 round metal mag ai
Vortex viper pst 6-24 mrad
Wheeler rings
It won't fit in the case fully assembled so I separated it from the manners
It has 0 rounds on it
Looking to trade for a full size nighthawk custom 5" 45

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For anyone following the litigation re: the NY CCW application requirements, SCOTUS just issued its opinion in Bruen.

The Court held: "New York’s proper-cause requirement violates the Fourteenth Amendment by preventing law-abiding citizens with ordinary self-defense needs from exercising their Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms in public for self-defense."

https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/21pdf/20-843_7j80.pdf

SCOTUS has just ruled in favor of the NY Rifle and Pistol Assoc, striking down NYC’s stupid ass due cause law for concealed carry.

Per Fox News

Link to story

Inletted for a vudoo foundation rail light weight cheek rest looking to trade for an mpa hybrid or possibly mdt ACC with cash on your end.

Vudoo V-22 for sale with a Bix n Andy Tac Sport pro set around 6oz.

This has a 22” B barrel Threaded 1/2x28. I’ve had it almost a year and haven’t even shot an entire brick through it.

$1850 shipped CONUS

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While its true, you cant always believe what you hear or read, it makes sense to me to take information from a variety of sources and come to a logical decision or opinion based on this. I've seen a seemingly credible person make the statement that the Berrett MRAD is not held to as high of standard, and therefore is not at accurate as a Berrett MK22 because it has more strict requirements to pass through. There is a particular video on youtube where the person has first hand experience, and claims its different animal.

Would anyone with some first hand knowledge of this be willing to share their thoughts or feelings on this?

M855A1 Accuracy and Velocity





M855A1 ammunition is manufactured at the Lake City Army Ammunition Plant near Independence, Missouri. The lot of Lake City M855A1 ammunition that was evaluated for this article was manufactured in January of 2021. There were no malfunctions of any kind for this ammunition in any of the four barrels that were used in this evaluation.

M855A1 is packaged in kraft boxes with 30 rounds in each box. The rounds are on stripper clips with 10 rounds per clip.





The M855A1 cartridge has a nominal over-all length of 2.250”. This over-all length gives the A1 projectile a jump of 0.132” to the lands of a Colt 5.56mm NATO chamber.

M855A1 is loaded in Lake City brass. The brass cases have the annealing iris still visible. The headstamp for this lot reads:”LC 21” along with the NATO cross. The case-head stamp exhibits the octal station identifiers used on Lake City SCAMP machinery. The primer pocket has four “stab” crimps and a minimal amount of sealant. The case mouth has a generous amount of asphalt sealant and is crimped into a cannelure on the bullet.












Lake City M855A1 ammunition is charged with the St. Marks Powder SMP-842, which is a flattened ball powder. Sampled powder charges had an average weight of 26.4 grains.





The M855A1 bullet is considered a 62 grain round, however, sampled bullets had an average weight of 62.6 grains. The M855A1 projectile is constructed from three different components; a solid copper core, an exposed steel penetrator and a reverse-drawn copper jacket that holds the other two components together. Since this bullet does not have a lead core, the only thing that fragments upon terminal impact is the copper jacket.

It has been reported that with early lots of M855A1, it was possible to “spin” the steel penetrator inside the copper jacket with your fingers. This was not the case with any of the current rounds that I sampled.





The M855A1 projectile has a lower specific gravity than conventional lead-core, copper jacketed bullets and is significantly longer than the legacy M855 projectile. The A1 projectile has a nominal length of 1.00”. According to Ballistic Performance of Rifle Bullets by Bryan Litz the G1 ballistic coefficient of M855A1 is 0.291. The same reference states that M855A1 has a nominal gyroscopic stability factor of 1.41 when fired from a barrel with a 1:8" twist and 1.85 when fired from a barrel with a 1:7" twist.












Velocity


I chronographed the Lake City M855A1 ammunition from a semi-automatic AR-15 with a chrome-lined, NATO chambered, 20” Colt A4 barrel with a 1:7” twist.




Chronographing was conducted using an Oehler 35-P chronograph with “proof screen” technology. The Oehler 35P chronograph is actually two chronographs in one package that takes two separate chronograph readings for each shot fired and then utilizes its onboard computer to analyze the data to determine if there is any statistically significant abnormality in the readings. If the readings are suspect, the chronograph “flags” the shot to let you know that the data is invalid. There was no invalid data flagged during this testing.

The velocities stated below are the muzzle velocities as calculated from the instrumental velocities using Oehler’s Ballistic Explorer software program. The strings of fire consisted of 10 rounds over the chronograph.










Each round was single-loaded and cycled into the chamber from a magazine fitted with a single-load follower. The bolt locked-back after each shot allowing the chamber to cool in between each shot. This technique was used to mitigate the possible influence of “chamber-soak” on velocity data. Each new shot was fired in a consistent manner after hitting the bolt release. Atmospheric conditions were monitored and recorded using a Kestrel 4000 Pocket Weather Tracker.






Atmospheric conditions

Temperature: 76 degrees F
Humidity: 47%
Barometric pressure: 30.09 inches of Hg
Elevation: 950 feet above sea level

The muzzle velocity for the 10-shot string of the Lake City M855A1 ammunition fired from the 20” Colt barrel was 3131 FPS with a standard deviation of 18 FPS and a coefficient of variation of 0.59%.

For those of you who might not be familiar with the coefficient of variation (CV), it is the standard deviation, divided by the mean (average) muzzle velocity and then multiplied by 100 and expressed as a percentage. It allows for the comparison of the uniformity of velocity between loads in different velocity spectrums; e.g. 77 grain loads running around 2,650 fps compared to 55 grain loads running around 3,250 fps.

For comparison, the mil-spec for M193 allows for a coefficient of variation of approximately 1.2%, while one of my best 77 grain OTM hand-loads, with a muzzle velocity of 2639 PFS and a standard deviation of 4 FPS, has a coefficient of variation of 0.15%.





I also chronographed the Lake City M855A1 ammunition from three different 14.5” barrels in the same manner as described above for the 20” Colt barrel. Chronographing of the 14.5” barrels was conducted immediately after the chronographing for the 20” barrel.


A 10-shot string of the Lake City M855A1 fired from a 14.5” Hodge Defense barrel had a muzzle velocity of 2939 FPS with a standard deviation of 23 FPS.





A 10-shot string of the M855A1 fired from a 14.5” Colt M4A1 SOCOM barrel had a muzzle velocity of 2949 FPS with a standard deviation of 17 FPS.





A 10-shot string of the M855A1 fired from a 14.5” Bravo Company ELW barrel had a muzzle velocity of 2966 FPS with a standard deviation of 19 FPS.





The muzzle velocities for the Lake City M855A1 are summarized in the table below.





For comparison, the next two tables show the muzzle velocities for legacy military 5.56mm ammunition that also uses 62 grain projectiles: M855 and MK318 Mod 0.









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Uvalde Police Chief Pete Arredondo on Wednesday was placed on administrative leave effective immediately.


“The embattled police chief of the Texas school district where 19 children and two teachers were killed in a school shooting has been placed on administrative leave, the superintendent announced.” – ABC News reported.


Hal Harrell, superintendent of Uvalde CISD said Arredondo was placed on leave due to “lack of clarity that remains” in the probe into the police response to the deadly mass shooting at Robb Elementary School last month.


A few weeks ago it was reported the Uvalde Police Department and Uvalde School District were no longer cooperating with the Texas Department of Public Safety’s investigation into last month’s deadly mass shooting.


Last month 18-year-old Salvador Ramos fatally shot 19 children and 2 adults at Robb Elementary School.


According to multiple reports, the shooter, Salvador Ramos, spent more than 40 minutes inside as loved ones and onlookers begged the police to charge into the building.


Police arrived 4 minutes after the shooting began, but Ramos continued on with his killing spree virtually uninterrupted.


A report by the Austin American-Statesman shows Uvalde police were in the hallway of Robb Elementary School with rifles and at least one ballistic shield within ten minutes of the start of the mass shooting by Salvador Ramos.

On Tuesday, Texas of Department of Public Safety Director Steve McCraw admitted that the Uvalde Police and on-scene officers *NEVER* touched the door to see if it was locked UNTIL they breached!!

“We can never see anybody put their hand on the door of course up until the breached.”