Protech I feel like can handle business if Ned be, easy to grip & comfy in the hand IMO

The loss of a dig is painful, my wife is stronger than I am because I’ll admit to crying like a little bitch. Get another one man, mine is my best friend!( don’t tell wife I said that).

Edited scenes put together from video library, put to a narrators script, and shoved on the YouTube.
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sirhrmechanic said:

Or doxx the POS and let nature take it's course...

Sirhr

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The Chans and Kiwi Farms do NOT tolerate this shit at all. The core of their memberships are all Patriots. That clown most likely already has a 100,000 lumen Internet floodlight on his worthless ass. Even somebody who relayed phone calls at the General Exchange Building in NYC at the height of WWII, helping keep the national communication infrastructure running, has accomplished far more for this country and their own personal templates than this soyfag can even dream of ever doing.

We've been called "fascists" so many times already. Maybe we should let them taste a little bit of a fascist pie. Freeze that clown's bank accounts and all credit/debit cards until 2028. Nothing in, nothing out. All online and IRL fundraisers also banned for him. And the following clowns that try similar disgusting acts get the same treatment.

beetroot said:

Cheer mate.

Whats so good about these older suppressors? They seem to be pretty popular.

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Being all steel they are on the heavy side for a .22 suppressor, but they are very, very effective, solid and easy to disassemble and clean.

The quality of manufacture is apparent as soon as you pick it up.

I have a lot of different suppressors but the Parker Hale is my favorite for .22.

Parker Hale also did an aluminum version with a different style of internal baffle. I've got one on a Webley .22 revolver but never shot it.

A New Zealand suppressor company, MAE, did a stainless steel copy of the Parker Hale. I've got one and it works really well.

Just remember, that tyrannical governments, when faced with collapse, have a habit of starting wars…

Rally the people, change the narrative and jumpstart the economy.

Sirhr

bpd459 said:

The Egyptians were not smart enough to build this.

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They don’t have to build it. Just have to make CGI pictures of it and say it’s there so that the Internet goes all Gaga over it….

Sirhr

BTW there is NO scientific evidence that there are any structures. None! There is one underground chamber that has been known about since the 1800’s. Not a single Shred of evidence of “new structures” being found. It is all a hoax and is all AI generated. Started by UFO and “the pyramids are power stations” conjecturists. Their stuff doesn’t even rate a theory yet….

Sorry to hear your buddy didn’t wake up. All dogs go to Heaven!

Sirhr

I took these photos earlier this year. Hopefully my measurements are close to the actual spacing. The information in this post is only for the 6-digit serial number M40's! The 7-digit M40's and the early M24's have different US location/spacing/size dimensions.

Original 6-digit USMC M40:




Correct US location sits on the same plane as the edge of the port on the left side of the receiver. Use a piece of paper to make a line from the edge of the port and the US mark will sit on top of the piece of paper:


Bottom of US to top of the serial number:


Front of the receiver to the left edge of the U:


Left edge to right edge of the U:


Height of the S:


Period to period spacing:


Left edge of U to right edge of S:


Bottom of scope base to top of the S:

@akmike47 's toof brush ....

With your budget, you should be looking at Tangent Theta if you want the best of the best.

I recall Ilya saying the Hensoldt 3.5-26 wasn't good.

kft101 said:

@Frank Green that US stamp seems a bit high to me? I know neatness and uniformity for these markings were not the most consistent back in the day, but aren’t they normally lower or more centered vertically between the serial number and the bottom edge of the scope base?

See one of my GAP stamped M40A1 actions:

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The US stamp on your rifle is too low.

Defender3 said:

I'm always excited to see what comes out when I'm playing range safety officer. And yes, it is in the serial number range.

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Which serial number range? This rifle, 86584, is very far from the USMC and Army 5-digit serial number range.

Sniff said:

202 Grams or 7.13 ounces.

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Cheer mate.

Whats so good about these older suppressors? They seem to be pretty popular.

Easy barrel switching for the win, even if you don't shoot much. Nice to have the option of prefits etc.

Rob is right on.