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DarnYankeeUSMC · Saturday at 8:48 PM

Lawless said:
You guys make me understand that codependency is real!

No freeloading

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"Bad decisions" ?? I pay the price every day for those decisions but I don't regret a single one of them. They were great times and memories made. Tomorrow is not promised. Live today as it is your last.

STI_1911_Guy · Saturday at 8:47 PM

STI_1911_Guy · Saturday at 8:47 PM

STI_1911_Guy · Saturday at 8:46 PM

STI_1911_Guy · Saturday at 8:45 PM

STI_1911_Guy · Saturday at 8:44 PM

STI_1911_Guy · Saturday at 8:44 PM

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot · Saturday at 8:43 PM

J-Ham said:
@Whiskey Tango Foxtrot Sounds like a successful night, good for you, man!

O mann... and it just gets better.
So, there I was drinkin wine and paintin walls in the never ending shop project this evening.
Get finished go have a shot a whiskey.
Putting stuff up in the gun locker after emptying a few mags today, fixin to lock it up and what do I hear?
The feeder alarm up the hill going off. Look outside and see a pack of hogs.
So load up some of these real qiuck

and sneak up around the truck and get off 6 rounds. Heard 3 maybe 4 thumps ( another great thing about cans you can hear your hits)
Here were 2 thumps.

First real kill with the (newly painted).300blk pretty impressed.

Coejro · Saturday at 8:41 PM

Nice AICS 2.0 folding chassis with OD green skins. Stock is overall in very good shape, with only 1 larger scratch (pictured), no bedding and inlet is in very good condition. For Remington 700 Short Action and clones. Comes with AI marked thumb wheels, B&T bipod adapter, and UTG bipod.

$2200 shipped, PayPal F&F, Venmo, Zelle, USPS MO. SOLD

Farrsp2270 · Saturday at 8:39 PM

DarnYankeeUSMC · Saturday at 8:33 PM

LuckyLuke80 said:
I’m not a savage fan. Did actually consider the elite precision, but it didn’t grab me. I ended up with a bergara b14 hmr. It works for me. My mom has a savage 110 in 22-250 that is a legit tack driver. It’s very impressive. I am admittedly a poor. I’m raising 5 kids and putting them through a private school, so, priorities…I may not have the most expensive rifles, but I will raise good, God fearing people that will live right and vote right.

Five? Your pull out game sux.

DarnYankeeUSMC · Saturday at 8:24 PM

Ronws said:
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Are you scared ?

Chevynbow · Saturday at 8:22 PM

Looking for a cheap set of 6BR dies. They dont have to be anything special, just functional as they’re for a tool head that will be setup for a trainer gun. Thanks.

gamewarden · Saturday at 8:22 PM

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redbullitt · Saturday at 8:15 PM

I have a 12 inch tromix. Runs great, but as said above, is not particularly quiet with any loads that run the action. Pistol length gas with adjustable block, have tried a couple different cans.

A 16 inch bolt gun with fast powder or longer ar15 barrel will make less noise of course... just depends on priorities.

When I got mine, the 12 inch barrel was supposedly more reliable than going short like 8 or so. Not sure if still true though.

Very happy with the 12 and would definitely go that way again. It's great for deer hunting up close in brush here.

LeftyJason · Saturday at 8:15 PM

sirhrmechanic said:
Well, you don't have to wait. Spring is a great time to get a kid an early birthday present. Because then you have all summer to enjoy it.

Besides, December kids get screwed on their birthday... because everyone is buying Christmas presents.

So get him a nice pistol for his birthday ;-)

Sirhr

As a December kid, I agree.

Half birthday is in June.

Lange Carabine · Saturday at 8:13 PM

Lawless · Saturday at 8:09 PM

I grilled the burgers and created this beauty of a centerpiece for our mothers day firepit cookout this evening.

I am an arrrteeest

Thumper580 · Saturday at 8:07 PM

Ernest 5.56 said:
That would be a great test for the OP

I have a JP high pressure bolt. It has a rounded ejector.

Lawless · Saturday at 8:07 PM

sirhrmechanic said:
For my 16th birthday I got a haying fork...

So there is that.

A practical and affectionate gift for a discerning young man of taste.

RIGGS9985 · Saturday at 8:07 PM

Pulsar has been gracious enough to send me an XG60 for a period of time to test and evaluate. I have had the opportunity to take it out on a couple coyote hunts and tinker around on targets with the ballistics. So far with the correct data , velocity, temp, altitude. Ect., it has been dead on. I was skeptical on the 4x base mag but I have to say I love it. Bc of this scope being a 60mm objective, the field of view doesn’t suffer being a 4x . The picture is crispy. The eye relive (upgraded ocular lense) is amazing. I am very impressed with the battery life, as i have not even run half power down in a whole evening of hunting . Optic has held zero through a couple hunts and several range visits. Overall I am extremely happy with this unit . I think I am going to test an XL60 next. YouTube video below of some coyote hunt footage all with the Thermion 2 LRF XG60.
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Lange Carabine · Saturday at 8:06 PM

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Store owner gonna have to fix the floor there where that land whale fell down.....

oldrifleman · Saturday at 8:06 PM

D̷e̷v̷i̷l̷D̷o̷c̷A̷Z̷ said:
If you can’t sleep at night just call Mike. He always picks up and will read you a bedtime story.

Probably an X-Rated story, but still

Renomd · Saturday at 8:06 PM

secondofangle2 said:
I'm using Hornady for load development till Lapua comes out. I have 100 pieces, 20 of them were sacrificed to the pressure gods. 30 pieces have loosening but useable pockets.

The other 50 pieces have never seen more than 67.5 grains of H1000 with 180 grain bullets and should last the typical 10 or so cycles, I'm guessing.

I purposefully got junk brass for load development. I throw it away without a twinge of regret.

How many firings before primer pocket loosening and too loose leading to tossing?

Also for those whom see this how many firings are you all getting out of ADG and Peterson brass at this point w/o signs that you need to toss the brass (i.e. primer pocket loosening, neck splitting etc). I reload a lot but creedmoor, GT, BR, and dasher.... the large magnum brass makes that brass seem cheap in comparison. I have 10 firings on Lapua dasher brass it's crazy and it's still going strong.

Thank you

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