Amend and re-notarize

Society sure has improved and advanced, over these past few decades. I remember the 80's, and "human-kind" sure didn't act like this, back then.

If the SIG is actually selling for $4500 - there are less expensive 640 options with LRF


I'm not much of an influencer, and as noted Athlon has given me a loaner for a write up, but I believe I'm going to be writing them a check for it.

Moto41 said:

Usually i direct thread it onto the barrel. Should i put the break on THEN also the suppressor that threads on over it?

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Direct thread. QD on the brake mount is ok, but not as repeatable as the DT.

Following as well. I will be trying these in a 260ai eventually

lol ok bud. Just get off the internet and go shoot more

Southpaw_Outdoorsman said:

I was hired onto the company at a later date. The review was copied from another place I had previously posted it. I was originally part of the T&E for the company then was later asked to join fulltime- Not here to get in a pissing match, here to put quality optics in the hands of shooters and save them some money.

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That makes more sense, but you probably should have disclosed that earlier in the thread. You are probably a cool person and the scopes might be a great value, but you are unintentionally giving off Arken shill vibes.

Im still looking forward to Koshkin's comparison to the Zeiss, and will keep Telson in mind.

Damn good snag!

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generalzip said:

So is hornady and Berger ammo. Does that mean they have terrible SD? FWIW my Berger ammo had terrible SD/ES in my 6.5 prc. My 6.5 cm Berger ammo in another rifle is great

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Yes, berger, hornady, lapua, etc are all mass produced too and usually have pretty high ES numbers.

MWAlex2 said:

To brighten up you guys afternoon:

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What fell off was the tip of his former pecker. The shaft of his pecker was skinned and the skin tube was turned inside out to line a hole that was cut between his legs. Since pecker skin is not a mucous membrane, the artificial cavity needs to be prevented from growing shut by regular mechanical dilation and since there is nothing to create the natural, acidic pussy juice it is also in constant danger of infection. Every other orifice in our body has sophisticated means of fending off microbial or fungal intruders. You cannot just create a long, slender skin pouch and hope that this ends well over time. A biological male also does not have any tissue that could be used for a graft of the vaginal lining. These factors put a hard limit on how functional and safe the end result is. (Repositioning the penile glans and rerouting urethra and nerves is simple in comparison but can still fail as seen in this case).

"Transition surgery" is as efficacious as medieval attempts to perform brain surgery with rocks. It is crude genital mutilation and needs to be banned.

There’s some leftover triggers from the Remington custom shop if you want something more original.

Myself... I like Criterion barrels, so just throwing this out there.

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Dern. Where'd all that dust come from.

But they're home and we're here hurting for them.

Luckily my basement is very dry. Averages around 45% RH in the summer, around 35% RH in the winter.

I keep one of the rechargeable EvaDry units in my safe and in the 18+ months I've been in this house, I've never had to recharge it once. Its not showing any absorbed moisture whatsoever. Back when I lived in VA I had to recharge it every 3-4 weeks.

I just want to pour this pad in the highly unlikely scenario I get some water in the basement, burst pipe, etc. Also, my insurance requires 6" stillage for anything below grade for coverage against flood/water damage. This is my forever home (I hope) so might as well do it right.