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Firearms Labor Day 223/5.56 Drop

These need to sell so I can wrap up my current project, so for Labor Day only I'm dropping prices.

Rifle Number 1: $900
Ruger Gunsite Scout Rifle chambered in 5.56 NATO. This is a rare find in 5.56 (limited production in 2014)

Sights: Adjustable ghost ring rear and protected front post
Rail: Integral Picatinny rail for optics mounting
2 x 10-round detachable box magazine (AICS pattern)

80.5 Bergers touch with a 2.456" making good use of the AICS Mags.

(Suppressor, Optic & Bipod not included)
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Rifle Number 2: $600
Sig M400 AR-15

Ambi Controls: Mag release, safety
Two Sig handguards, 13.5 & 15"

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Knife sharpening for dummies

The whole rule about keeping a knife sharp to prevent an injury comes from meat cutters in slaughterhouses
They have to use great force to cut through the carcass day in and day out hour after hour and when their knife gets dull they use greater force and it slips and they cut themselves.

That is not relevant to most of humanity in every day situations

Knife sharpening for dummies

We'll agree to disagree, as I've seen far, far more people cut their selves using a dull knife, than a sharp one.
That is just because of the law of statistics, more people carry dull knives than sharp knives. To that those of us who keep a knife sharp also most likely know how to safely use a knife / are more familiar with using knives. IMO a person who is lazy enough to carry a dull knife is lazy enough to not take the time to think about / not pay attention to what they are doing. Just my .02