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lash · Wednesday at 3:53 PM

mosin46 said:
word in some places is that human and drug trafficking continues thru corruption at allowed crossings. don't know. easy fix. have the army force the take down of any individual vehicle trying to cross.

Only problem with that is the tens of thousands of people that cross legally into each country daily, U.S. and Mexico, because of all the businesses that were chased into the maquiladora zone by the unions and poor DC policy. Car companies, HVAC, electronics and other labor intensive manufacturing.

gr8fuldoug · Wednesday at 3:52 PM

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mosin46 · Wednesday at 3:52 PM

jbell said:
I hear what you are saying and I am very saddened by the state of the country I love so much, however I believe men like Washington exists today. Fortunately I don’t think we are at the point yet where they (we) need to act yet. This is still the absolute best country to live in thanks to men like Washington. In 1776 there was nothing comparable, there wasn’t another option. I hope I am not wrong, nor have the chance to find out.

As messed up as this country is I would still die for it if need be. Semper Fi

this is the problem. the men who have died for it or would still have not really died for what the founders envisioned and gave us. for at least the last 150yrs they have died for what they were convinced and believed they were fighting for. they were lied to,manipulated and sacrificed for entirely other things. many of those were things that the founders warned against.

SRPowah · Wednesday at 3:52 PM

Agree with above. Camera Land NY's site is 4 cards across on my screen (5 on your site) with a slightly smaller filter column. This allows the cards to be larger, proportionally still feel good, and provides a lot more info. Card views take some trial and error to determine your Goldilocks.

I went straight for rifle scopes since that is where a lot of info is jammed into the name. If I have to click to see what the mag range actually is, its not the best experience unless you know exactly what you are looking for.

You have both Magnification and Power as filters. Combine them, and give us check boxes so we can easily filter/unfilter by multiple in one go. Currently you just bold the selection (love the responsiveness) but its a little tricky if you don't know what to look for. Checkboxes are the EZ indicator.

MarshallDodge · Wednesday at 3:47 PM

roostercogburn98 said:
I’ve ran BCM and PSA with no issues and issues, but everything has the potential for a problem.

Anderson lowers are/were just a vehicle for components and made fine blasters and plinkers.

I just get tired of hearing the constant “trash, trash trash” talk from some people. I don’t lose any sleep over it by any means.

The Anderson lowers seemed to be a great value for the money. The rest of their stuff, including the LPKs were always suspect. I have seen issues with them.

It really comes down to the intended use. A weekender who occasionally does a couple mag dumps, the training junkie who puts 500 rounds through an AR per day in a class, or the precision shooter trying to win a match all have different goals.

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mosin46 · Wednesday at 3:46 PM

sirhrmechanic said:
Are there Hessians just over the hill? ;-)

Sirhr

no they have been here for awhile already. home grown and imported.

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mosin46 · Wednesday at 3:42 PM

a wall? well OK maybe. but put the army on the border with all the things mentioned. choppers,tanks,snipers,mines,MGs,fixed wing back up. with orders to shoot to kill of ANY attempted crossing. extend a free fire zone a long distance into MEX territory.
word in some places is that human and drug trafficking continues thru corruption at allowed crossings. don't know. easy fix. have the army force the take down of any individual vehicle trying to cross. any attempts to smuggle,shoot on the spot. same goes for any corrupt border guard.
won't happen of course but army should be used to the same effect inside the country. we are at war and have been invaded.

TonyAngel · Wednesday at 3:33 PM

mmlook said:
wouldn't advise an LVPO for a bench gun

just because most have a fixed parallax, normally 100-150yards

Leupold MK4 2-10 or 4.5-18 would get you a lot more

4.5-18 will allow you to zero the gun without a spotting scope or shoot and C's

My advise against using an LPVO has little to nothing to do with the lack of parallax adjustment. Having a 1x as a bottom end seriously limits the size of the objective lense that can be used. What this means in use is a small exit pupil. Which results in a tighter eye box and less light transmission. An adjustable parallax isn't going to fix any of that.

Although the intended purpose of an adjustable parallax is to prevent parallax errors at varying distances, what most use it for is to focus the scope on the target.

The Leupold Mark 4 2.5-10x does NOT have an adjustable parallax, however, it does have an incredible depth of field. I don't miss having that adjustment at all. I feel that the Mark 4 is one of those scopes that flies under the radar and doesn't get the attention it deserves. This is probably because just reading the specs doesn't come close to conveying what it is like to get behind one. As I mentioned, I shoot mine out to 800 and get pretty consistent hits out of my 16" Criterion barreled 5.56.

Of course, for the OP's stated purpose, he could likely be more than happy with an Athlon Helos, or even an Arken EP5 for that matter. I know the Arkens haven't been getting a lot of love lately, but I have one on top of my Lilja barreled CZ 457 .22lr and I shoot that thing out to 300 and I dial the crap out of my Arken and the turrets have been true. Still, I'd prefer the Athlon for the stated purpose. The Arken is too much of a bulky, heavy pig to be anything other than a one trick pony.

sirhrmechanic · Wednesday at 3:32 PM

akmike47 said:
Pride month is over sir, shoot right handed

You win Snipers Hide today!!!!

Sirhr

Cold_Bore_88 · Wednesday at 3:29 PM

wind gypsy said:
Lot of varieties to how one hunts but even my pint sized with Git Lite fill is more than I want to bring on many hunts. Never carried anything bigger/heavier than that. I could justify carrying a heavier model for midwest whitetail hunting if i sought more stability but there's no reason for a sub 200 yd shots.

Good point. I use it interchangeably as a rear bag (when possible), hung over a tree branch, on a hood or bumper, etc. it’s nice to have more 7 y/o too.

ken226 · Wednesday at 3:27 PM

EscapeVelocity · Wednesday at 3:26 PM

I bought and returned the Ares BTR Gen 3 4.5x27. It was like looking through a paper towel holder. Glass was meh, but couldn't get passed the tunnel vision.

mosin46 · Wednesday at 3:26 PM

BytorJr said:
I usually limit my foxnews intake; but today some decent articles.

America's elite lead boom of ‘golden' visa applications to vacation destination

America's elite are flocking to New Zealand's Active Investor Plus visa program as applications soar after requirements were eased. Once the "golden" visa is obtained, it's good for a lifetime.

www.foxnews.com

Hmmm, obviously these so called "elite" want big brother to make their decisions. New Zealand hand one of the most draconion COVID policies there was in the world. That woman PM they had was pretty much a Stalin-wannabe.

i have found it odd that the Anglosphere had such draconian covid policies enforced with such aggression. there is SOME history of personal freedom in those countries. Magna Cartra and stuff. wrong again i guess. i can get Asia,Latin America,Russia that have a long history of total central control and no regard for the individual. seems we are farther down the path to autocracy and dictatorship. is there a road back?

Onebadstang16 · Wednesday at 3:24 PM

Charcoal Victorious Alp said:
Only review I could find atm
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As a general rule I’d put way more importance on what shooters are saying who actually use it and a YouTube reviewer but I’m sure there will be more reviews coming.. go ask a guy on a firing line that has one to look through it.

MarshallDodge · Wednesday at 3:17 PM

roostercogburn98 said:
I’d settle for either

BCM makes a good product for the money.

MarshallDodge · Wednesday at 3:16 PM

DeathBeforeDismount said:
One shitty gun company bought another shitty brand.

Like what is the point. Poverty pony has zero value as a brand. Better off selling Ruger branded lowers not that they would since Ruger is gay ass fudd shit.

Not saying that you are completely wrong, but there are people with a limited budget. While they should be spending their money on a BCM, Daniel Defense, etc there can be exceptions. I started with a DPMS and a Bushmaster. The DPMS gave me fits but the Bushmaster was reliable.

Today I depend on BCM at a minimum and KAC at the upper end, and own some PSA stuff that has been fun and reliable. The lower tiered stuff enticed me into the AR world and that will attract the Ruger/Anderson crowd.

DirtyHarris · Wednesday at 3:08 PM

The D said:
My bad, I always include heated/cooled seats with a vehicle’s climate controls. My opinion still stands though. Heated seats are the greatest automotive innovation ever

Steam rooms are not heated seats. You can make that into a sauna by turning the ac button on too

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My bad. I didn't notice you said seat heater button., just saw heater button with my shitty old eyes.

mosin46 · Wednesday at 3:00 PM

Broward-shocker

cattleman99 · Wednesday at 2:57 PM

We have too many of these. $12 each. Two or more - $10 each
Five or more - $8 each

Shipping will be $5.

223 -

(6) Coyote tan
(5) Od Green
(6) Foliage
(2) Black
(5) Multicam

Standard/magnum (hard to tell which is which, but magnum holds standard just fine. I will do my best to get you either standard or magnum -

(2) Black
(6) OD Green
(2) Multicam
(8) Foliage

Snuby642 · Wednesday at 2:53 PM

So another way to look at your recipe is bakers percentages.

Flour is always 100%
Your flour's mix ratio is 10 % whole wheat, 40% bread flour and 50% ap flour.
Water .725 - .75%
Salt .025%
Starter 20%

So if I like your recipe and have a pan I normally use for 300g flour loaves I can convert it . Also if I have flour that likes less water I can fing the exact weight quickly by using that flours optimum percentage.

And yeah whole wheat flour will kick start rise.

AndrewDavis · Wednesday at 2:52 PM

Ill take this

cattleman99 · Wednesday at 2:51 PM

Brand new. Retail is $28.

$22 plus actual shipping cost

rcs · Wednesday at 2:50 PM

wvfarrier said:
The republicans KNOW, absolutely know, they can screw us and we (for the most part) will continue to support them because the alternative is letting the Dems run rough shod over our rights.
So they do not give a damn.

While they have counted on that before and we got Obama and Biden. I say they can get it done now or bring on the midterm blue wave. I’ve been waiting to vote out John Cornyn for years anyhow. In case you haven’t noticed Democrats and republicans are united in maintaining power and infringing on your rights.

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