Mount is sold. Sorry.

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Great song. Betcha Bobby Brown is your tavorite.

carbonbased said:

Well, just think about it. The second the factory AI suppressor crosses US airspace this happens.

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U want that blood on ur hands bro? Lol

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You would think it’s that serious lol

2-3 MOA isn't uncommon at all with a lot of the less expensive factory rifles, especially when changing bullet weights.

It is nice when everything still shoots to the same POA, but changes of a MOA are absolutely normal.

I have only ever seen one Warner Swasey in either the M1908 or M1913 variation (in person), that was real and wasn't a restoration. They are extremely rare as most had their mounts removed or were destroyed by the early 1930's.

This is one from the last block made in July 1918. It is in the 932xxx serial range. I think the only reason this one survived is it went to a National Guard unit and probably someone took it home at some point. Or Ordnance did sell some in the early 1920's , so that is a possibility.

At one time this one did have a Maxim Silencer on it. There are distinct marks on the barrel where one had been.

TonyTheTiger said:

Haven't read the whole thread, but that stuck out pretty quick.
As long as we're talking about bad advice pet peeves, when someone is having undergassed problems and the peanut gallery collectively suggests an AGB, that winds me up pretty good. AGB's don't add gas beyond the maximum you're already getting with a standard GB. Come on people, use your brains.
And maybe the nuances of subsonic gun tuning are beyond me, but for supersonic stuff, if your gun isn't running at all, a small change in buffer weight won't fix it. And if it does suddenly work, it's gonna be super borderline. But the go-to gunshop counter advice is always to go from an H2 to an H3 or whatever.
Alright, I'm done ranting.

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Yeah, this drives me nuts too. The lesson is ... never ask advise from someone trying to sell you something.

Actually, I'd say that adding an AGB to an undergassed system makes it worse. I haven't seen an adjustable gas block yet that doesn't leak gas from around the adjustment screw(s).

There's a 1000 conventional, monolithic brakes out there and nobody screams about patent protection

And a 1000 different suppressors that are literally just laser welded baffle stacks

What about this product is so novel that it deserves a monopoly?
CHAD should feel lucky it took this long for competition to come out

theLBC said:

not sure if her numbers are accurate, but holy fuck if that is true.

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this is how the Us scam $. often have to reduce $ for in state. many other US students have other things like scholarships. foriegners straight up full load cash required. i know for a fact that this also goes on in univ hospitals. they love foreign patients who are required to pay huge bills,cash only. a little known univ scam that lends millions to their holdings.

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The FBI transcript of his interview is worth reading in and of itself.

All of these transcripts are worth reading as well

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No but any bullets I've seen with those super pointy tips have a large BC variation.

Where are you located? if you're in the US I don't see the need to import bullets from Europe, if you are over in Europe trying to find something closer to home makes sense.

BTT, large stock of SF suppressors, PM for pricing

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Wow I totally forgot about Nate the lawyer. Used to see him all the time on Nick Rekieta's podcasts.

moosemeat said:

What is the engineering that makes differnt loads at differnt velocities with differnt BC shoot to the same point of aim? Explain that voodoo to me.

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If you think of the barrel as one that moves up and down in a sinusoidal wave pattern, projectiles traveling at different velocities will exit the barrel when it's at different positions in that sinusoidal wave. Some velocities will result in the projectile exiting when the barrel is pointing up, others while the barrel is pointing down, which results in a hypothetical vertical dispersion.

If you can "deaden" that barrel by removing, or at least mitigating those sinusoidal wave patterns, aka "harmonics", you reduce the vertical dispersion in projectiles traveling at different velocities.

At distance, you're still going to get vertical dispersion due to differing velocities - that's physics that isn't overcome by a structured barrel.

DarnYankeeUSMC said:

Leap years are like wild cards. They can be added or subtracted as needed


Plumbers are a close second to what I have seen HVAC guys do. Third place goes to the shitty carpenters. And a lot of the shitty architects that can't do a plan for either of those trades

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Can’t we all agree it starts with shitty architects

lash said:

7 cars famed with five of them totaled. Yep, sounds like Keystone Cops to me. Or, as you noted, a blues brothers chase scene.

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I wonder how many crashed into each other.
One slammed on the brakes and others piled in?
I sorta saw one like that on Camp Pendleton. An early morning fog and someone didn't see the traffic lights. One car had stopped for the light and 8 or 9 piled in. I say sorta because I heard it but couldn't really see it through the fog.

armorpl8chikn said:

Stop drilling. You had me at "fish".

I have heard all the stories. I don't care. All the tunas and mackerals are delicious. I have eaten most of them.
If you don't like tuna, don't eat it.

Btw....it has nothing to do with what they eat.
The problem with big tuna, is it is just like small tuna. Handled poorly and incorrectly it is cat food....all of it.
Size probably does play a significant role. It is not easy to properly ice a very large tuna.
Tuna, for all intents and purposes are warm blooded....its true.
Tuna spoils quickly.

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yes i wonder about the "poor" taste of lg blue fin. all i have ever eaten "real" are blackfin. not a big fan (like i am of snapper) but OK. must be handle right-bleed them and bury in the ice. i have seen vids of Japanese filleting huge blue fin-like with a katana. have heard a reliable story of Japan sending a jet to pick up a blue fin,well handled and paying like 10K for the fish. i think most sushi is labeled yellow fin but i bet any tuna will do. that is good stuff IMHO.

Holliday said:

The Garmin was a game changer a little more than a year ago but I said then that the industry took far too long to advance. I felt like the $600 price point was ridiculous (fortunately I paid a lot less) for what it was. But being the latest innovation with no competition, they could price how they wanted.

Then labradar came out with theirs at the same exact price-point. Market based pricing.

At $350 this makes more sense. If it performs like the Garmin, it will take a considerable amount of market share. Will Garmin hold fast or lower it’s price? Or maybe a Gen 2 with some cool features deserving of the higher price tag.

Great to see the market continuing to innovate and compete.

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They'll adapt or sell NONE of their xeros. Look at magnetospeeds price. DOUBLE what it is now just two years ago. I about lost it when I ran across my magnerospeeds receipt on my computer lol. I was like HOW much did I pay for that again???? I asked why the gigantic price decrease in just 2 years. They said they had to keep up with the times.

gunjunkie45 said:

I'd laugh harder if the whole thing was caused by HVAC. Those guys are the bane of structural integrity. I don't know what they teach them, but I do know it's not "Ask the carpenter before you hack shit out of your way." I've never had another trade do anything careless without talking to me first. It's the norm for HVAC.

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If one of my crews did that I wouldn’t fire them, I would beat them to death with an old suction hose.

Nick Cage did it better!

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