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Black wavy marks on brass

But, I and many other's don't want in inside neck surfaces to be so clean. 😵‍💫 That residual layer left after firing acts nicely as a lubricant where having an extra step in the process for lubing in necks isn't needed. And in the case of rice, it can actually add additional lubrication.

That's why I haven't considered wet tumbling. I get pretty good groups and chrono numbers dry tumbling that I haven't found myself thinking about wet tumbling.
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DNI Tulsi Gabbard releases report on Treasonous Conspiracy against Trump

You know what the funny thing is ? I barely knew who stephen colbert was until he got whacked by the network recently.

Yeah, I watch zero tv. Nothing but garbage and depravity on. It's no wonder this country is in the shape it is. At least half the population sits in front of the boobtube and allows themselves to be brainwashed.
On top of that, the stupid masses will pay a cable company to pipe that propaganda content into their homes.

New Contest Starting Now! This Target Haunts Me

“The Shot That Still Echoes”

Two years ago, opening morning of whitetail rifle season. I was tucked into a pine ridge overlooking a frozen creek bottom, wind in my face, frost on the leaves, and just enough fog hanging low to muffle the woods in silence.

I’d tracked a wide 10-point buck on my trail cam for three weeks. I named him “Ghost” because he never showed in daylight—only in the fog, right before dawn or right after dusk. That morning, he stepped out at 186 yards like clockwork, following a group of does. My heart started pounding before I even shouldered the rifle.
I had a rock-solid rest, dialed my scope, breathed slow. Crosshairs settled behind the shoulder. I squeezed.


Click.


Not a bang. Not a misfire. A full, gut-sinking, dry click.

I racked another round, heart now really pounding. Ghost looked right at me. One hop and he was gone into the timber. Never saw him again—not on cam, not in the woods, not even a shed.

Let’s just say I will never shoot another federal round out of my gun again.

I Still hear that click sometimes when I close my eyes.

Maggie’s The Wood Shop

Curious what kind of inlay Sirhr, like what material and design. Just my amateur opinion, that thing is amazing as is.

The original Ottoman versions used a lot of MOP, silver and silver wire.

I’ve done some extensive wirework the years…

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George Washington presentation treaty tomahawk I made a few years ago…

I think I am going to leave it alone!

Sirhr

Black wavy marks on brass

Its 2025, are people really still dry tumbling? Corn cob, rice, Russian groats........wtf.

Ultrasonic or wet tumbler with no media is faster, cleaner and cheaper.
But, I and many other's don't want in inside neck surfaces to be so clean. 😵‍💫 That residual layer left after firing acts nicely as a lubricant where having an extra step in the process for lubing in necks isn't needed. And in the case of rice, it can actually add additional lubrication.
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SOLD Nanoweapon®-coated HUX WRX Flash Hider QD 6

Take-off from a Geissele GFR 6ARC rifle. Clean, like-new
5/8x24 thread, 6mm
Per Geissele, it is nanoweapon-coated
Additional from the website:


The Flash Hider-QD 6 is designed to mitigate flash when unsuppressed.
Muzzle device length is 2.3 inches, length added to barrel is 1.7 inches (on barrels with 0.6" threads)
The Flash Hider-QD 6 is compatible with HX-QD series (6k, 762, 762 Ti and Magnum Ti) and FLOW series (6k and 762 Ti) suppressors. This flash hider is only compatible with VENTUM series suppressors when combined with the HUX HUB Adapter.

Asking $140 shipped

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