Maser said:

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That's bullshit. Everyone knows that Xenomorph blood is the strongest acid in the universe.

Californio said:

My first deer hunt with a pistol, TC Contender in 7mmTCU, memories.

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7mmTCU a good chambering. Then again I like all the TCU offerings.

Take Doug up on his offer. He will hook you up with a great price on a nice optic; and will give you several options. CameraLand sells most of the brands mentioned in this thread so he doesn't have to push one brand over the other. Just lays it out straight and you can decide what makes the most sense. I've seen him jump in to help folks on this forum get their optic serviced, even if they didn't sell it. Very few vendors out there will go to that level.

My .02 cents is If you can deal with the 4x on the bottom end, I think the 4-16 ATACR is a better optic than the mk5 3.6-18 if durability is a primary consideration, but either should meet your requirements. To my eyes I can't tell much of a difference in glass quality between the two.

DocUSMCRetired said:

Two completely different jacket manufacturers. You can't really compare how one manufactures jackets hold up vs another's. This has nothing really to do with the bullets/calibers per say.

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Sure you can. Hornady jackets fail before everyone else’s

bostonbullit said:

Which barrel did you go with?

And where ya'll seeing the factory heavy for $680??

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IDK about them but if you add it to the cart the price is $643.

https://lockedloaded.com/product/bga-b-14r-22lr-trainer-heavy-barrel-action

Tokay444 said:

Not all Ferraris.

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All NEW Ferraris. And you have to sign a buyers agreement in regards to modifications and repaint colors.

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erik72 said:

It really depends on the criteria by which you are using to compare. For example, I simply get much more enjoyment from shooting semi-auto than I do a bolt gun. The video I linked below is from JP when he's introducing his precision rimfire rifle, the JPRFX. He states that he needed the rifle to shoot 1 MOA for competition. Now if he can attain that level of accuracy but do it much quicker with follow-up shots, then it's a benefit to him.

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The criteria I am using is pure accuracy and the ability to shoot a 12-15 round stage without failure to fire, failure to eject or failure to feed. Our local MD has that exact JP rifle and after 6 matches it was put back in the safe and replaced with his old bolt gun. For the record I have a Ruger 10-22 that will shoot 1 MOA and cost $400, compare that to the JP rifle you used as an example.

cjs88 said:

Like Richard said, only way to remedy is to buy the scope, then a tac ops. There is one for sale somewhere in the PX.

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Post your pictures here

$OLD to DevilDog504

theLBC said:

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How is that KY has a Republican majority in the State Govt, yet it is governed by a Democrat?

clcustom1911 said:

Cool story, broski. Changed my life. Go do several hundred mag changes, "I'm up! He sees me! I'm down!", vehicle cross loads, and principal evac/extract repetitions and let me know how things go after you refill your "I almost joined the Marines" Yeti tumbler with BRCC coffee.

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glad i could change your life for the better.

ttt

I debated this ad nauseum before I went LA on this rifle w Defiance AnTi-X action. Reasons I settled on LA

• Weight/length savings negligible in final analysis
• Expensive action ($2000): I wanted versatility for any future builds on it (eg 300 PRC), not stuck w 6.5/7 PRC and similar
• parts availability/compatibilit/options as mentioned
• Resale value bc of above

Similar reason I went steel vs titanium - weight savings marginal utility, some smiths hate Ti when it’s time for rebarreling. And rifle is light enough w steel

Just the declared income ..... how much in cash or abroad
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WTF-2-EDC said:

I am strapped everyday to fend off evil if necessary. That's defense...

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ROE?, what qualifies as "defense?"

ironpony52 said:

Marines, they do not pull out

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My 14 kids and I agree....

mtwarych said:

From the upper left corner, two inches right, two inches down.

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On my screen, it’s 7/16” right and 7/16” down…

Correct 34mm

nagantguy said:

I saw this one as well; standing g at Parade Rest , hands clasped behind the back and M18 goes bang.

Update - I did read in my 320 owners manual that the positions of attention and parade rest and the lean and rest are known to make the 320/m18 fire - and they refer us to the part that says do not carry with round in chamber .

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Worry not , your local ex IDF mall ninja has a Sig320 technique he wants to sell you in his firearms class . No more bang from your holstered Sig320

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ballisticdaddy said:

Anyone who has spent time behind both platforms has come to realize that the semi-auto is pale by comparison to most bolt guns.

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It really depends on the criteria by which you are using to compare. For example, I simply get much more enjoyment from shooting semi-auto than I do a bolt gun. The video I linked below is from JP when he's introducing his precision rimfire rifle, the JPRFX. He states that he needed the rifle to shoot 1 MOA for competition. Now if he can attain that level of accuracy but do it much quicker with follow-up shots, then it's a benefit to him.

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