The real decline into weirdness started with the covid hoax. The self serve store at the airport asking for tips. Idiots screaming about " constitutional rights" for everyone and covering everything under the sun.

Every bold individual looks exactly the same. Covered is shit quality tatts from their ankles to there neck. Pierced shit hanging out there noses and those stupid fucking ear holes. As if they went to high-school in New Guinea with a stone aged family.

Seriously, what the fuck? The grocery store down the highway has two fat guys who recently turned into women as cashiers. The bank has a 50 year old hooker in for a branch manager. All she needed was glass heels to finish the outfit. Maybe the farmers love it? She's not very good at banking but she is really friendly. I'm not sure I can get a picture but if I do you guys will be the first place I stop.

I'm just not enjoying the decline.

And here is the big drop. I hope you guys are ready for it. Yuge with a captol Y

sirhrmechanic said:

Well, when they steal an election for someone who they thought was a malleable brain-damaged potato... and he turns out to not be as much of a potato as they thought... they will turn on him!

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He still votes 100% Democrat the whole "reasonable fetterman" thing is an act because he doesn't want to get voted out of office.

I wonder if he has a future as a RHINO.

hlee said:

Uniformly non-uniform. Are CW5s known for a sense of humor?

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Maybe not a sense of humor. If anything, not giving AF about being at the proper position of either parade rest or at ease though for sure... Especially if they are in some sort of support MOS that is highly technical. Dudes haven't been around a parade field for at least 15-20 years.

I mean, what do you tell an E9 or CW4/5 of a technical MOS? Trick question: The answer is nothing.

Docsherm said:

They. Both have nukes...... they both should use them. Another self correcting problem.

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Ever listen to an Annie Jacobson interview regarding nukes? It's sobering. I grew up on SAC bases and my ol man worked on Minute Man silos as a facility manager in the 80s and 90s. I was so ignorant to the evil that exists in the holes I used to drive tractors by as a kid working on a farm in the summer.

Annie was asked about a nuke attack from, say, North Korea along the southern California coast. If one were to detonate near the San Onofre nuclear power station located right on the northern end of Camp Pendleton, it would aerosolize enough radioactive material to make the entire west coast of the US uninhabitable from the ocean to the continental divide in Colorado.
For approximately 500 years.

Nuclear weapons have no business being anywhere on this planet. Period. If countries want to slaughter one another, that is fine. Do it the conventional way so the rest of us don't have to live off Pedialight while living in caves.

Kadams1563 said:

This is very odd..

VGW supposedly shits the bed and closes shop then ALL of a sudden MB starts another company.

If this wasn’t a set up and not in the works for awhile I’d be very surprised.

Go ahead and add this to the list of conspiracies.

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And Epstein didn't kill himself.

Actually, I'm quiet and very patient....and timing is everything.

MB

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Can’t smoke in the cruiser…had to be outside to light up

Mike Casselton said:

It appears they all have a different version of how their hands are supposed to be joined.
WTF?

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Uniformly non-uniform. Are CW5s known for a sense of humor?

RangerWalker71 said:

I have a new stock of Surefire SOCOM Suppressors ready 3 to your dealer.


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The SOCOM762-Ti’s innovative venting technology evenly distributes thermodynamic gases, significantly reducing pressure impulse effects on the projectile as it clears the muzzle. It bears the SOCOM name, so you can be sure it delivers immense reductions in sound, flash and dust signatures. Precise tolerances and strict attention to bore concentricity deliver exceptional alignment, resulting in a suppressor that maximizes accuracy and minimizes point-of-impact shift. It may be light, but its impact is undeniable.


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RangerWalker71 said:

ALL CD lights hand held and Weapon lights on sale ​

I have Black and FDE Rein MICRO GEN III's in stock as well as Hand held CD lights.

Output Specs & New Features

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2 LCS side plates with hardware
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PM for Snipers Hide Pricing
I have a new batch of Gen III lights:
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1.3" Bezel diameter - smaller than the original REIN in diameter.
6.17" Long - a very compact full-size light.
The same reduced mounting lug height as the REIN 2.0. Shorter than the original REIN 1.0 allowing for tighter mounting. $399 MAP....


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PM what CD lights you are looking for.

RangerWalker71 said:

I have a large stock of Vortex optics, Spotting Scopes, Range finders, Rings, Mounts.
PM What you are looking for and for Best Pricing


Just a few in stock :

Vortex Razor HD Gen III 6-36x56 FFP EBR-7D MRAD Riflescope RZR-63602 $2999.99 MAP​

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I have tons in stock ready to ship. PM the model you are looking for.

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BTT

What color is the ACB-4?

This is very odd..

VGW supposedly shits the bed and closes shop then ALL of a sudden MB starts another company.

If this wasn’t a set up and not in the works for awhile I’d be very surprised.

Go ahead and add this to the list of conspiracies.

I have on hand a CE ProChrono Digital, MagnetoSpeed V3, LabRadar V1, LabRadar LX, MacDonald TwoBox, Caldwell VelociRadar, Garmin Xero C1, and Athlon Velocity Pro (and will have 2 Athlons soon to be able to validate within the same brand, will borrow another Garmin, and possibly another LX). I'm working on an in-depth comparative matrix of "experiments" to put these through as many tests as I can (not terribly interested to set up the MagnetoSpeed for archery) over the next couple of weeks, attempting to make this comparison as unbiased and systemic as possible.

DocUSMCRetired said:

I believe you can connect both a Kestrel and LRF to the 901 at the same time. Because the Kestrel does not use the AB Comms it uses the Other slot. I would say at least give it a try to see if it works.

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Ok can confirm this works now. Must have been something new in the updates because I couldn't get this to work in the past.

Vector X binos connect under the Applied ballistics tab and kestrel connects under the "other" tab. Could only get the kestrel to connect while in PC/Mobile connection mode. I guess this is so it doesn't try to connect to the vectors at the same time? You must also remember to not have any kestrel app open if your phone is nearby.

I'll put some time behind all 3 synced up and report back.

Thanks Doc

That only took two years...lol.

Once all the mechanical things were handled, the fun started....(software, lol) Holley parrots much of its software off of GM LS based stuff. Reluctor wheel/Cam sensor latency was the bug we had to squash in order to get it to fire. The magnet triggered reluctor I'm using on the crank has a different input interval compared to a 58T OEM piece. Then you have to decide if you want the trigger to command the signal when the sensor initially sees the magnet, or when it's passing by and about to break the signal. We lied to the computer and changed the firing order by one cylinder. (8, 7, 2, 6, 5, 4, 3, 1 instead of 1, 8, 7, 2, 6, 5, 4, 3) and then command it to be 180*.

Not the first time this has happened. Ford Coyote engines are kind of known for this on the Holley because Ford has a different means of reading data from the crank/cam signal. It's not a big deal as the software handles it fine. It does screw with your head a little when its your first attempt at sorting it all out.

Next was the injector timing. According to Holley, we are 63* before top dead center. The intake valve would be almost closed. Again, it's not happening there, but that is what the software is outputting.

The good news is that the pair of wide-band O2 sensors collects data and modifies fuel tables in real time. I was worried that the short collector length would create a condition where the sensors were sniffing some outside atmosphere vs actual exhaust. That doesn't seem to be happening. We were way too lean on the initial fuel tables. It was making the thing a real bitch to start. Turning on the O2s immediately fattened the motor by 25% once it was running.

Once fired, we created an additional table to try and lean it out a bit so that it'll make some heat quickly while at idle. The intent being to warm the thing up faster and to mitigate fuel contamination to the oil. (methanol is notorious for pissing past the rings and collecting in the oil. I have a couple ideas on how to reduce this further. The oil tank has a heater. We're keeping it plugged in between rounds with the cap off to sweat fuel/water out of the oil. Next, the burn-down breathers I made are QD style. I can disconnect them from the valve covers. I made an additional plug that adapts to a shop vac hose. Between rounds, we'll hook it up and turn the vacuum on to pull fuel/water vapor out of the crank case.

Lots of work to do yet, but at least it makes noise now. It idles surprisingly well for an engine with a .800" lift/290* duration camshaft. Having heads that can actually move some air sure has seemed to tone down the harsh "snap" that the exhaust used to have. 2-1/4" primaries to a 4-1/2" collector probably helps a bunch too.

Bakwa said:

They have a “heavy metal” class this year.
308 rifle and 45 pistol.
This is the way!

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I was shooting a 6.5 Grendel at an event a few years ago. I knocked targets over on at least 2 stages. Hope they have the targets squared away or their ROs are going to be PISSED…

DemonicLemming said:

66fps can be within the variance between a slow and a fast barrel of the same length.

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Yup. I've got a 13.7" that's faster than two of my four 14.5" barrels.

RAVAGE88 said:

Yes, the Rem700 has always been a price point rifle, meaning that cost to manufacture was really low. I used to buy stripped short action receivers for $53 and bolt bodies for slightly more; all in to start a build on the action was around $120 or so.

The retail price of rifles from Remington was considerably lower than all the competition, which is what led to the popularity, not the quality, features, and so on. Based on shear numbers out there, just like the Rem 870, Ruger 10/22, AR15's, Glock's, is what has led to mass adoption by consumers. They're cheap, parts are cheap and plentiful and one can buy the stuff anywhere.

Editing to add, the Rem700 is also easy to copy .

And, @carbonbased, so help me, if you bring up the LS vs Coyote debate....don't even....Coyote all the way.

MB

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My thoughts exactly as I was reading, growing up it was chevy chevy chevy, I went Ford just because and low and behold a better mousetrap is born, Sure the 700SA is great but only because it was cheap and everybody had one not necessarily because it was better.
Y'all shoulda heard the comments the first time I brought a 1.250 strait barrel to a match, now look at what is popular.

Bakwa said:

They have a “heavy metal” class this year.
308 rifle and 45 pistol.
This is the way!

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Should call it the fat wallet division…

Sent PM