TheHorta said:

I’ll help him out with his grammar. It’s frickin’ atrocious.

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Bigfatcock said:

Price?

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Redfisher60 said:

I went out on Saturday morning, garmin on one side Athlon on the other. Athlon was consistently 5-15 FPS faster than the garmin. No wild readings, they tracked. but the Athlon was consistently slightly higher.

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168BTHPM said:

Way too much truth in this.

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NiteQwill said:

This was the bushing that I made and use. Works for 6mm, 25 cal, and 6.5
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Fx51LP308 said:

Unfortunately, Maryland *is* below the Mason-Dixon Line. It's the border between Penn. & MD and, if extended out in a straight line, it cuts into the last Southern 5th of the PRNJ.

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Redlion said:

I would postulate that U.S. SF is active there and has been for some time. U.S. biolabs as well. Massive money laundering. Ukraine is a honey pot of corruption for the west.

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Namekagon said:

You have failed to rebut my argument that the worst thing Ukraine could have done is give Russia a 9/11.

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theLBC said:

the fact that the deep state spent hundreds of millions to convince us that russia was the enemy leads me to the conclusion that they are not.

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kalashnikev said:

Are you saying Russia is "the Bear" like England is "the Lion" and we are "the Eagle?"

Russia has no say in what happens to them, or what people do to them. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA.

The expression "poking the bear" is not relevant. Why not? Its exactly what Ukraine just did. If someone in Finland sneezes or Estonia farts, their whole huge country might shatter and fragment into a dozen oligarch controlled fiefdoms- all claiming no responsibility for the disastarous SMO, or any connection to the Soviets. WTF does this sentence even mean or have to do with the poking the bear?

Russia needs to:

1) Withdraw to their own borders. Why should they, they are currently winning.
2) Worry about securing those borders (duh) before they try to capture any pounded mud, anywhere. See #1.
3) Reform their government (Commie Purge- Putin gets raped with a knife, all the Oligarchs who swindled the people following the nominal collapse back in the 90s get executed) Ukraine can't currently force Russia to take one step backwards, how will you ever decide who governs them?
4) Form a BRAND NEW CULTURE.
5) Start building a normal, modern, human civilization that serves their own people instead of waking up every day in a post-Communist, Soviet hellstate and blaming all their problems on the "deeply unfair" Western-dominated rules-based international order. Communism has consequences, and their people have lived them. At the same time, Russia is no longer a communist threat and has been unfairly treated as one for decades now.

Cry your eyes out that those Jav's didn't get fired into old hulks rusting in the impact area, but got used for the very purpose they were invented and manufactured for- putting Rooskie Animals in the dirt. They were made to keep America safe and you're lucky we share our toys.

I hope you're ready to keep taking it DEEP, Komrade! Ahh, homosexual accusations, the hallmark of intelligence in an argument.

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Entropicitis said:

What's so funny about people that can't hit the broad side of a barn and have never shot a PRS match telling a national champion that would give you the shirt off his back that he isn't reputable?

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theLBC said:

does this happen in russia?

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nkk said:

That's cool you believe in free speech, me too, but calling everyone who disagrees with you dumb/democrat/hitler/maga/antifa/nazi/privilaged etc. is a rather reductive use of free speech and doesn't help prove a point when you're capable of coherent thought and conversation.


A point I never argued


Russia could launch nukes, sure, to accomplish what exactly? Russia uses those exact model of bombers to lob cruise missiles from safe distances into civilian population centers. Valid targets, successful strike, russia cries about "muh nooks!" and zigger appologists pearl clutch while the US and every NATO member is better for having less pieces the opposing side has a chess board. What percent of military hardware and soldiers KIA/WIA constitutes a threat? What do you consider a threat? Does having one nuclear weapon make you a threat? I don't understand your point, and won't revert to ad hominem, even though you opened up with one, and immediately went into a strawman.



I like analogies too. This is more like the United States launching a blitzkrieg on mexico, aiming for regime change in Mexico City, but being beaten back to within 30 miles of the border after three years and losing 54 strategic bombers in Alaska, Washington and Maine in a single day to FPV drones piloted in Cancun.



Which war did the US lose because of a lack of political support, and not undefined, unrealistic and unachievable political objectives by military means? MCDP-1, Warfighting qoutes Carl von Clausewitz;

"The political object is the goal, war is the means of reaching it, and the means can never be considered in isolation from their purposes"

Establishing a beacon of feminism and democracy in Afghanistan was never going to happen, nor propping up a puppet government in South Vietnam.

You're also wrong to think I'm a Ukrainian, and after watching a non-NATO, neighboring country completely dismantle the image of the big iron bear to be a rotted corps of military mismanagement and kleptocracy I'm not convinced russia is a credible threat to anyone besides trying to bumrush Estonia and failing miserably at this point. They seem content throwing human lives into machine guns in true russian fashion though, so you have to give them credit for their consistency.

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