theLBC said:

culture, not color.

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Totally agree.

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SPF to SniperZC13

No downside to a rail except a bit of weight. Every thing else is an upside.

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No, that would be your academic performance restricting your college options and ruining your dreams of becoming a doctor. Patients everywhere rejoice!

Glowworm said:

So, fun fact...
Blonde haired, blue eyed people constitute about 2% of the world population.

White people are about 16% of the world population.

Remember that the next time someone bitches about diversity.

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Facts don't matter to the left, woke, and ugly.
The Bell Curve should be required reading by everyone, the left would object but it sends them into a frenzy anyway.

BTW, show me a man on this planet who wouldn't get excited over Sweeney AE ad pic. Hell, I'm betting even gay men would like it.

Edsel said:

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Look! So heroic.

Might have been the Bundy family (?).

Can’t even remember the story - but I think they turned out to be real turds after all the dirty linen was aired.

Careful about raising someone on a pedestal, offering him myrrh and frankincense, and lauding him as a hero just because he invokes some pro - gun cliché...

Next thing you know, the cops bust him for cocaine, pedophilia, or whatnot and we get nothing but crickets subsequently.

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It is almost exclusively due to the high fiber turds of society that our Constitutional rights are solidified by case law. Miranda wasn’t exactly a front row Christian…

I'm new to suppressors, although I now have 4. I was all in on sticking with direct thread, but have now changed my mind. I have two very similar rigs with 11.5" barrels. One is direct threaded and the other runs an SRX Mini brake. I do shoot A LOT. No less than 2k rounds of 5.56 a month. Just in the few thousand rounds I'm seeing noticeably more erosion on the blast baffle of the directed threaded can than I'm seeing on the can running the brake.

Honestly, if I wasn't so invested in SRX, I would have gone with the Plan B system using Atlas mounts. The muzzle device options are almost infinite and they are very reasonably priced.

Provided it’s of sufficient quality so that the taps are in the right place and correctly in line, nothing wrong with it.

Aka, my cousins savage axis is observably poorly tapped to the naked eye, his rigid mount rings have him tapped out on windage without a true 100yard zero and pinched the shit out of the scope tube. But it was a $400 scope rifle bundle. I would not dare put my Schmidt in its rings to try for a real zero.

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The shape of the barrel extension itself isn't all that bad, but I also see what looks like rust inside of the extension, with some stains around barrel itself. I'd be wondering if some sort of chemical or salt water or whatever came into contact with it. What do the barrel threads look like under the extension? No way of knowing without pulling it. If they gave you to option to send it back, that's what I'd do.

Maybe I'm just a little overly cautious with this sort of thing. I saw some weird forms of corrosion after Katrina. I sure as heck dont store guns in cases with foam inserts anymore.

Edsel said:

Might have been the Bundy family (?).

Can’t even remember the story - but I think they turned out to be real turds after all the dirty linen was aired

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Yeah, it was Bundy, not Ruby Ridge…