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- By lash
- Lowlight Directives
- 12 Replies
Read what Frank said in his first post. The answer is yes, they just have to manually review any account that has been dormant like yours.
This was explained to those of us that watch what is and has been happening. You just missed it because you weren’t around.
Don’t get too huffy, or you might find yourself on the outside looking in.
Israel/iran
- By Mr.BR
- The Bear Pit
- 1288 Replies
Well Israelis have clearly been lying for 30+years and got US involved into number of wars based on those lies cost 50+k US casualtes and 3-8trillion $ depending on how you count it ,so what is the interest in repeating it again? Remember Donnie explicitly ran on not going to war with Iran in both terms.
Right now they have all the incentive to lie , as they can't finish what they started.
NETANYAHU’S FAMILY WAS HIT HARD
Netanyahu: “There are personal costs in war, my son even had to postpone his wedding”
Israel/iran
- By mosin46
- The Bear Pit
- 1288 Replies
your slide to the usual juvenile insults is refreshing.Real quick, look at the USA. There are weirdo trannies in our country do some radical shit. That doesn’t mean every American is a weirdo tranny. I assume you aren’t.
Fyi, you know the currier that led the US to Usama was Kuwaiti?
Abu Ahmed al-Kuwaiti - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
These wacko islamic fundamentalist are not bound by lines drawn on a map by the British, they move through the entire area.
Being Saudi not da issue, ya should focus on. You aren’t a weirdo tranny are ya… like those other Americans I saw on TV??
yes,terrorists know no map lines. that's why we call them non state actors. your seeming suggestion that we should bomb Iran and stay deeply committed to the ME to keep oil from China is not yours alone. how did that sort of thing work for us in 12/41?
still no answer on why we shouldn't have bombed Pakistan and NK when they were going nuc. Trump was working on NK and had a shot. the Dims sunk that in '20. Pakistan is as crazy as Iran,hates us as much. just more careful and subtle (smarter?). you can make a great point that we need to keep nucs away from Iran. the debate comes with how to do that.
the Liberty issue is going nowhere. those in power have no intention of dealing with it. they didn't in the past. if it was a deliberate attack,it will go into the JFK Epstein pile. if was truly an accident,then our rulers don't care enough to prove it to the serfs. we are expected to believe anything they say-covid ring a bell?
in toto a nuc free ME would be terrific,esp keeping them out of the most homicidal country there-Israel LOL. not much chance for Libya,Iraq,Syria,Jordan,the emirates,Qatar to acquire them. Egypt? no they're broke. Israel the most likely to use them 1st. they are pretty sure we wouldn't nuc them back. we need to stay in the ME? fuck no. let our good friend Israel protect us there.
Canadian Ranger rifles in the Arctic need replacements, don’t work in the cold
- Bolt Action Rifles
- 45 Replies
Canadian Ranger rifles in the Arctic need replacements, don't work in the cold
By Emma Tranter Department of National Defence says replacements will cost $8-10M Rifles issued to the Canadian Rangers in Canada's Arctic don't work properly in the cold — and it's going to cost millions to fix. C-19 rifles were distributed to the Rangers, who serve the Canadian Armed Forces
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Canadian Ranger rifles in the Arctic need replacements, don’t work in the cold
By Emma Tranter
Department of National Defence says replacements will cost $8-10M
Rifles issued to the Canadian Rangers in Canada’s Arctic don’t work properly in the cold — and it’s going to cost millions to fix.
C-19 rifles were distributed to the Rangers, who serve the Canadian Armed Forces in the North, in 2017.
Canada’s Department of National Defence (DND) told CBC News in an email that extreme cold led to the stocks — a part of a gun attached to the barrel and firing mechanism that provides structural support — expanding and contracting. Something the department said Rangers noticed during testing in 2019.
“Following reports from Canadian Rangers after extended field usage in extreme climatic conditions leading to cycles of expansion and contraction in the stock,” Alex Tétreault, a senior communications adviser with DND, wrote.
“This was not observed during initial operational capability training; it only became apparent in the last two months before the end of deliveries.”
Those stocks now need to be replaced and the department estimates that will cost between eight to $10 million.
The department said the C-19 rifle “remains an effective and accurate weapon” and that some of the rifles are still working properly and don’t need replacements.
The procurement process for the new stocks is underway and the delivery of the new stocks will be phased over three years.
Army M24 Build Thread
- By Random Guy
- Bolt Action Rifles
- 2144 Replies
Recently completed my M24-ish replica, but used my extra RR-prefix short action. Previous owner of the short action HS Precison stock had actually painted it to mimic my M24R take-off stock. So I couldn’t resist. Shoots well, and will allow less barrel wear on my M24R, as I intend to shoot the SA replica more often, moving forward.
Still looking for the correct Leupold Ultra rings, and other than being an M700 short-action, it is otherwise aesthetically very close to my M24R.
Still looking for the correct Leupold Ultra rings, and other than being an M700 short-action, it is otherwise aesthetically very close to my M24R.
Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
- By ramblr72
- The Bear Pit
- 303762 Replies
The POS printer we all hated for years at this task order.
We took our inspiration from here:
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I haven't ripped a full 200 round belt in decadeseveryone had a ..... blast
[My hair is still better than yours]
