powdahound76 said:

250fps extra with the 123 Absolute Hammer over another 123 gr bullet. Not sure if it was eldm, scenar, different cup/core, or a different solid design like one of theirs, a Barnes, or yours.

Hammer claims 3-400 fps gain with that particular bullet on their webpage.


If I can break 3k at the muzzle with a 123 gr copper solid an a 16.5” 6,5 creed I would be blown away.



Like in my world (medical).
people eating a fatty carnivore diet and becoming thin, losing their DMII, BP issues, and a load of other med issues that only pills or shots were pushed to treat before.

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That is incredibly hard to believe, especially when doing competitor testing. We see 3050 with our 122 in a 20" barreled 6.5 Creed and 3380 with a 6.5 PRC of the same length.

That being said, if the data is there and repeatable so be it.

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Unobtanium said:

Of all the people who have used it, you and CDoes are the only two that have much good to say. I am curious how Sai does with theirs.

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That’s a little disturbing, but I’ll just have to live with it.

Ilya

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Jack_L said:

That unit should immediately enter every sniper/practical precision rifle competition in the world, as they will win every one with that kind of performance.

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That’s exactly what I was thinking! Because no one I’ve ever shot with can!

I'm pretty confident to hit WITHIN 1 MOA of what I'm aiming at, at 400 yards and in (under normal to good conditions)... But that means a 2 MOA target. If I bet on that, I'd certainly win more times than I'd lose, but I wouldn't have a 100% success rate either.

In poor weather, there's no way I'd have that confidence level.

Betting on hitting an actual MOA target, I'd be a lot closer to 50/50.

I try really hard to connect with a half-MOA dot at 650 when I shoot off the back of my yard. I probably have about a 10% success rate of hitting it, and maybe a 60% success rate of getting within that MOA of it. There are also plenty of times I'm 8" away from it too. It is a great tool for me working on making that good shot at 400 and in... which is my personal limitations for taking a shot at a deer size or smaller animal.

Are you willing to sell just the upper?

$450 shipped

Jingoist said:

Day 258—no updates to report, but we did deport a few people and 3 foreign college kids did lose their student visas as a result of their "antisemitism," so the winning continues.

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I want to see the gold in Fort Knox too

Who didn’t see this coming???



Sirhr

Ok ok @MadDuner

I publicly apologize for insulting you .

I kind of envisioned more of a lambasting and defense argument of your position.

I'm retired and should have all the reloading time in the world, but that's not how it pans out.

I have two sons two grandkids wife and daughter in law.
Son is busted up again, and grandkids have constraints.
My wife regularly shoots more ammo than I have time to.

I load them as much as I can of the good stuff and at the moment behind. I do some brass prep / prime off press while watching TV with my wife.

My position on reloading is I have a dillon and can crank out 223 sub moa pumpkin blasters (short range) with H335 some bob's bulk bullets (inexpensive) and sorted range pickup brass.

So I do, and promote reloading for economics of more accurate rounds than you can buy in most cases. I find it doesn't have to be perfect to beat factory ammo.

You should at least get a 55 gallon drum and save all that first fired brass for when you retire.

Lol

Edit: to add the PMC 55g ammo held 1 - 1 3/4 moa across 5 different ar's. We plowed a lot of pumpkins with it.

Chadd’s a good ol’ boy. Would love to hookup with him someday. He’s like 60-90 minutes from me.

sirhrmechanic said:

I don’t even get WTF this is??

Ill have to look on computer instead of phone pictures…

Sirhr

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It’s Viagra for your SBA3 brace.

Cruising the coast? Enjoy!

Porksboy said:

Daughter has celiac. Cant even touch flour products without a reaction. Many places in my area cater to "gluten free" Few understand Celiac disorders and have invested in a separate prep area.

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As a guy who owns a wholesale bakery, an entire separate facility is actually needed to be compliant. We had a large volume customer who wanted us to make gluten free blueberry muffins. The buildings can’t even touch

They are doing finishing now and moving into assembly.

Cheers!

Sirhr