Customer Accuracy Expectations
- By 021411
- All Things Rimfire
- 90 Replies
My standard is 0.3 or better at 50, 0.5-0.7 at 100, 2” or better at 200. That’s realistic for me.
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See the contestQuit spending 20k on fucking dogs.It's a dog. Bfd
Charge him for cost of replacement animal. And take away k9 duty.
Literally everything you post is bashing cops.
Oh yeah. I been expwriencing that for several years now too. Its debilitating and progressive.Definitely follow the rehab and the relearning to walk correctly. I’m positive that my father’s back surgeries were directly related to his not completing the knee replacement rehab correctly. Granted there were some other injuries, but not walking/standing correctly was a Big factor in the back problems.
Aw, I thought this was a group scuba trip to check out the chariots and horse/soldier skeletons from Nuwaiba beach to Mt.Sinai aka Ron Wyatt
Anybody who knows you understands what you have suffered.FIna)y found a great surgeon that doesn't toe the gubment line. Does knees on big peeple.
Sheduled total knee replace.
Said xrays didnt do it justice. Said it might be the worst worn out knee he ever seen
I am only 56.
And there it is................................Expect what you pay for.
You couldn't possibly be more wrong about the forms of wear and / or scuffing /galling of hard chrome, if you tried....................................I suppose this is more of the hardness argument... Hard/brittle... Softer/ductile .... C158 / 9310 ... Etc... a lot of people don't realize that brass is actually pretty hard..., for example... But its brittle.. and as such, "easier" to machine...it just sort of flakes away...
I can also assume that during the plating process, molecules bond to the surface of the substrate material... And during the natural case use, the chrome wears away, taking with it; some measurement of the substrate...however minute... Add to that, heat, pressure, etc...
I know that there are times when a WMLRF is going to help. If this new SP-10 is only going to be a match rifle, it might not be a bad option down the road. However, I'd definitely upgrade the optic first.
Didn't those idiots "forget" to feed like 300k chickens not long ago ?