Well sadly my attorney doesn't take blue smeared cash.

XP1K said:

The amounts of pharmaceuticals in the public water supply would blow your mind.

From leftovers people flush down the drain, to the remnants of what's passed through the human body.

I went down a trail on that one for a while one time.

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Stuart….

Sirhr

Snuby642 said:

So I decided funds were getting low and needed more reloading supplies.

Sad realization that I had to get out of the house and do some banking.

I hit up several banks for an unsecured "loan" and every thing went well,
no harm no foul till I got home.

I decided to unpack and sort out the "loans" from their bags.
I'm not sure what's become of our society these days, the nerve of some people.
Some smart ass tossed a die pack in with my "loans", really not funny at all.

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Does anyone know how to get this off skin or paper?
I'm missing out on some important sales till I get this sorted out.

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Have your attorney contact the bank and inform them of their malfeasance and your hourly rate for being stained/disfigured.

Short-bus said:

I really liked him in "The Natural". Loved that move as a kid, back when baseball was still Americas past time.

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The best baseball movie!!!

btt

Hi,

I don’t know what you’re talking about, I think the industry is without reproach when it comes to honesty and moral standards. Perhaps this is a targeted attack from a few specific entities pretending to be something they’re not? Just an idea.

Sincerely,
Theis

Moved to Florida from Colorado just over a year ago. It was fairly easy since my wife was born and raised in Florida and all her family is here. Our son moved to Florida about 1.5 years prior to us. The hardest part was leaving our granddaughter and my parents behind. Plane tickets are cheap though. No ragrats and life is much better here for myriad reasons. Colorado is an amazing place but the city centers are shit holes and not getting better. The politics are literally insane. But it's been in the plan for years even before Colorfornina went schizophrenic.

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Demons gonna say/do demon stuff…

Keeping the thread going. Here is my AW.

sirhrmechanic said:

Don’t feel bad… most shooters are the weak link. Machines are very repeatable. Especially precision-built ones.

Humans are bags of quivering organs, breathing and heartbeat variations, muscle twitches, brain anomalies, imperfect vision, and myriad other chemical and “biomechanical” glitches… while even a mid-priced production gun is remarkably repeatable. If you take out the human weak links.

I am betting that not 2 percent of shooters can out shoot an AI, TacOps or TRG. Not to mention quite a few other tier-one rifles.

Sirhr

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Well stated.

Regarding what I put in bold: I bet it is far less than that even. You're talking true mechanical accuracy. Almost everything we do influences accuracy like you mentioned above, and most of that influence isn't positive.

*****

I've owned rifles that were 1/3 the cost of my current "nice" ones, yet they shot just as well on the range. However, at this point I WANT and can afford to put a few more dollars towards something that gives me more aesthetical pleasure to own and shoot.

That, and the delta between a mediocre and excellent example of a high-end rifle from a gunsmith or tier 1 factory is nearly non-existent. Those < $1,500 factory rigs have some pretty wide disparity in their examples from one day/month/year to the next.

If one wants an AI, like I did, and they can afford it... I think it is an excellent investment into fun (maybe not resale). If one thinks that they'll become a better marksman because they have a _____ - made rifle... I have bad news, and it involves a story about an Indian and an arrow.

Just a travelling lady. Good on you for feeding her.