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I'm sure he is concerned about us Texans

As a representative of Texas, it looks bad. I doubt it made any difference as he was never going to put his ass on the line to rescue anyone and sure isn’t going to get his feet dirty in a search for the missing and deceased.
No, it's something for dipshits to cry about. Nothing else. If it looks bad to someone it's because theyre a retard. A senator isn't searching for survivors, leading any rescue efforts, or in charge of any sort of response or funding allocation. All a senator is an emergency is a warm body looking for a photo op.

I'm sure he is concerned about us Texans

I was in La Porte, Tx in the 60's and part of the 70's, back then almost all of the adults running stuff had served in WWII and civil defense type stuff was well run and coordinated.

An example, 2nd or 3rd grade, a hurricane was bearing down upon us, all of us little ones went to school like any other day to keep us out of the way of the adults busily preparing for the onslaught. And, those caring for us there at school actually could do the job back then.

Certain events require personal responsibility. People with a history of having worked together for a common result just do better.

Coordinating effort for the better outcome escapes far too many, like those who ask, what are you going to do for me?

There are still plenty in Texas that know how to help each other.

I'm sure he is concerned about us Texans

And what diffrence does it make if a senator leaves his state when there is an "emergency." Not one? Ya that's it.
As a representative of Texas, it looks bad. I doubt it made any difference as he was never going to put his ass on the line to rescue anyone and sure isn’t going to get his feet dirty in a search for the missing and deceased.

Suppressors Suppressor transfers in the no tax stamp era

I'm leaning to the opposite, get them out of the stupid trust. The only reason I did the trust in the first place like 7 or 8 years ago for my first suppressor purchase was because all the local shops were saying that supposedly I couldn't get a local LEO signoff so the trust was the only way to go. Of course they were pushing a trust they just happened to be selling. Was a junkie generic trust so I just got one offline instead. They seemed to act like never saw an "outside" trust before when I showed up with to buy a can.

So whats you plan, for when the grid an/or net drops?

yea at close to 80 i doubt my utility. i do have extensive health system experience so maybe. you are right in building a med holding for anyone old and on meds. finding them in a trashed pharmacy is possible. narcs would be gone but DM and HTN meds likely survive a looting. antibiotics will matter but shelf life and guessing the right one at the time would take some knowledge with no labs. that knowledge i do have.
Everyone got something to offer. I’ll protect my elders just as much as my young people. I never figured you for nearly 80! If nothing else you can be the elder that helps weed out the asshats aKA anyone that’s going to harm or take advantage of an old man (said with all due respect), has no place in my society.

Rifle Scopes Atacr gen 2

I'd bet money on R and D working on a post patent series of scopes. What will come of it, who knows.

Now I'd expect the mid razor to take some of air out of the 4-16 ATACR initially. Same as the G3 6-36 did to the 7-35. All the paid shills pushed hard and had initial success. Longer term it didn't hold.

When you could get the g3 for sub-$2k it was a great scope, but once the cost rose it was a good scope. The new hotness wore off and it's just another option thats rarely suggested in the "i need a scope" threads any more.

That said the 4-16 ATACR is a good scope that gets recommend a lot still despite being long in the tooth. Which means it's holding up with the new kids.

Maggie’s SH Motorcycle Thread

I have 2 Africa Twins. A 2017 DCT, and a 2020 Adventure DCT.

Love both, but the seat is just too high. I had a link installed on the 2017 and it made a world of difference.

Any way to lower the 2020? With all the electronics, I’m just not sure. I love riding this bike but hate stopping because it’s right at the upper limit of my ability to put my feet down. Any uneven surface is a challenge to stop on.

Thoughts?
Easy fix , isn’t DCT for people that can’t shift gears? So you don’t have to worry about the boot not fitting under the gear shifter 😎😆
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So whats you plan, for when the grid an/or net drops?

Selco pointed out that his town went from a modern European city to total anarchy in three weeks. Some people had country houses where they would have faired much better, but could not get out of town in time. He highly recommended that your house or building look very unattractive.

Ideally have a dead animal or dead person by the front porch, Selco stated that even the worst gangs did not want to enter such a building to examine what was there. Catch rainwater, camouflage any vegetable garden. Stored foods were important, and do not do outdoor cooking where others can smell the BBQ, etc.

Snipers were shooting anyone they could find during the day, so everything had to be done at night without lights. Their house had 10 people in it, and there was always someone standing watch. To barter, go at night, and be very careful who you see. Hide everything, and be ready to shoot if someone tries to jump you. Modern medicines were very valuable.

Precision Rifle Gear Chad vs Botnia

I've put quite a few rounds through both. Setting being on PRS open rigs in 6.5 Creed & 6 Dasher, and NRL Hunter Open Heavy rifle in 6.5 Creed. They're very good, but a but different. That said, in my use cases I don't think you'd be able to really tell in a 6mm. 6.5 is where I was able to notice differences. See below...
Chad: Keeps rifle flatter. Blast isn't bad on the shooter. If you shoot under cover (roof), then it feels a bit louder than I'd like. Nice that I can use 5/8 and 3/4 muzzle threads. Blast isn't a loud ringing, but more of a wave of air the washes over you.
Maxi: Less recoil and feels softer, but little more muzzle rise. Nicer when shooting under a roof. Nicer/easier way to set timing on the barrel. Blast isn't bad on the shooter. I "see" the blast more in my peripherals.

Rifle Scopes March 5-42 Gen 2 PRS Edition

I can concur. The eyebox on my 4.5-28 is incredibly tight and has caused buyers remorse.
The glass is very good, but so hard to get behind it is practically useless above 20x
I have not encountered the same with my 4.5-28. I suppose we all have different experiences but I find the 4.5-28 to be pretty forgiving, does it get tighter above 20x certainly as almost any scope will (as you increase magnification) but "practically useless" is not what I would call it.