W6SPK said:

Understood. And the 3K is the one on May 18th, correct?

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Correct.

Rimfire matches are shot on relatively small ranges. Not terribly tacticool, but one of those pull carts that the high power guys use would be just about ideal.

$1250 for action and action wrench????

one has to ask: if you left Pakistan to live in the west why are you protesting in the EU, UK or the US? You left there for a better life (presumably) and turned your back on your country. Obviously your allegiance doesn’t lie there. Or does it?

Threadcutter308 said:

Non citizens have NO “Due Process” of the Constitution. That right is reserved for legal citizens of this country only.

The msm has been playing that game, trying to get people to believe that illegals do have that right. In fact, non citizens do not “enjoy” any of the rights in the Bill of Rights, as guaranteed by the Constitution.

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100% correct. they should be handled exactly like the Nazis handled the Jews. the Jews weren't doing anything. these illegals are running rampant. they need to be shot on the spot or at least stuck in camps and marched south in guarded groups kinda like the Turks handled the Armenians. they have no civil rights should not flown back at our expense or given any trial or hearings before removal. they are the enemy that the neocons claim Russia to be. the same is and should be applied to their supporters and enablers. when are the sheeple going to figure this shit out and demand a correction?

New Yemen vid dropped of dudes playing soccer while J-state is bombing not-very-far in the background. lol

These guys are WILD as hell.

They really don't care.

So in the 'proper' spirit of this thread...

Not really a rock hound or collector... but here are some cool rocks (and related items) I've picked up on motorcycle trips, conflict archaeology gigs or that were gifted to me. Not really valuable, but priceless trip souvenirs and some cool gifts from friends!




Turquoise from a trip along Rt 66. The gold colered 'rock' at the back right is not a rock. It's a piece of a tire from Cadillac Ranch! The reddish rock is from way up in the Canadian Arctic from my Muskox hunt last year. Some of the oldest rock in the world from the Canadian Shield and under ice most of the time.



Fossil worm from a stream bed in the Candian Maritimes. Trip was around Gaspe and Bay of Fundy which is some really great fossil territory! Especially some of the cliffs on Bay of Fundy. Thousands of fossils along the beach at low tide. Could have filled a pickup truck!



Fossilized ferns, also from Bay of Fundy.




Fossil fish from Bay of Fundy cliffs.


Razor clam fossil from Cape Breton coastline.



"Legal" piece from gift shop at Petrified Forest. Picking up so much as a pebble in the Petrified Forest Monument will get you in deep, deep doo-doo! This came from the gift shop with a receipt! The guys at the checkpoints have no sense of humor that they are aware of if they think you might have picked up fossil wood!



Slice of a Triceratops Leg Bone... a gift from a buddy who picked it up in Madagascar. Great for resting hot pots on my dining table!



Piece of a flint nodule picked up in a corn field at the very top of the white cliffs of Dover in the UK. As I was picking it up, a Spitfire came roaring along the cliffs. The field is littered with nodules that were used to make the fine English Rifle flints that conquered the empire and lost the Revolutionary War. Most American flints were also imported, though, so won the war, too!



Not a rock... but a splinter off a German shell. I excavated this in the famous grotto where Audie Murphy and his squad were pinned down during the San Pietro Infine campaign. This was part of the expedition I went on in 2019 with Nat Geo and became the documentary "The Bloody Road to Rome" part of their "Buried Secrets of WW2" series on Nat. Geo. Somewhere there is a thread on that trip posted here. Finding the 'Grotto' was a major goal of the expedition. My buddy Jim, myself and a great English conflict archaeologist 'found it.' It wasn't that hard. There was a sign pointing to it placed by the Regimental Association. We considered that to be a 'clue.' And walked up to the path to the grotto! So much for being intrepid treasure hunters! We found a lot of material in there. Murphy wrote about being pinned down for a Hellish couple of days in his Memoir "To Hell and Back." Someday I'll get this framed with a picture and some other memorabilia.

So not much of a 'rock' guy. But rocks make great memories. Much better than your average gift shop schlock. You just can't carry too many of them on a bike or airline baggage!

Next trip includes a ride up Pike's Peak! I'll be bringing a rock down from there for sure!

Cheers,

Sirhr

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some of us are familiar with that inspection process. turn your head and cough.

I started reading the pilfered paragraphs above, but had to stop when the author described the 320 trigger. No one with any time on the gun can- with a straight face- describe the 320 trigger as “good.”

Hammered ass, yeah, but not in any way that could be construed as good.

I have owned XLR envy pro and mdt ACC premiers and have shot most of the big name chassis out there KRG, AI, few different model MPAs etc.

My favorite all around is the XLR. It can be light ish or rediculously heavy, balances well, doesn’t flex like the MDT ACC premier, has plenty of accessories and options, and tons of adjustment. I will be honest, the XLR I think is one of the ugliest but it sure does perform great!

My favorite “feeling” chassis is the MPA Matrix but i didn’t like how it balanced as well and the weight of it.

Jack_L said:

6ARC has problems in magazines because the AR magwell isn’t wide enough to properly stack the rounds. Needs a wider magazine and therefore wider magwell. SureFire and Magpul did it right.

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Have you played with the Geissele made 6ARC Specific Magazines??

I've done quite a few Custom 6ARC builds now and when utilizing Geissele Mags, the newer wider feed ramp barrel extension and a A5 Buffer system I have yet to have and issues with reliability with any of the Hornady Factory Ammo.

PMs replied to.

Will fighting kick off in UKstan as well

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Zeiss SOLD.

Congratulations! Being able to own an XM-3 is the dream. Actual issued rifle, purpose built, that was doing God's work.

I like MDT as well as MPA I have even tried Magpul Hunter, Accuracy International, and even McRee Precision. I liked them all. They each had a different feel, but MDT was just s a little more adjustable so far, I have not yet received my MPA yet.

MO Fugga said:

When was the last time in American politics that someone big went down, AND was properly AND legally disposed of?

Nothing is going to happen to any of these faggots. You'll get a token arrest of some fucking nobody, like Bob Menendez, but that's it. And that's only because he pissed off his superiors, to be made an example of, not because justice was served.

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Ain’t gonna change until the people make the change.

Vortex pst ii 6-24

'Bet he's still got th' shovel!!!!