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We may finally know who’s been to the island

The ability to think for ones self, in this country as been replaced via group peer think. That is derived via mainly from S/M interactions, which are nudged by those who wish us harm was well as the lazy. This country is so far over the hill and still breeding that same logic, that nothing but a firestorm would be the cure.
One of my neighbors is a couple in their late 20's with two kids. During covid he was hospitalized for a week after getting the jab. I asked him why he got the jab and he said that he needed to protect his kids. I asked him if he knew the statistics about children even getting covid and that it's only effecting people that have multiples of other health problems and the average age of someone actually dying was 80 years old. He said that he knew that but still needed to protect his kids. Yes, he did get the second jab and was hospitalized again and now has other serious health issues.
Lemmings!!

Any mountain bikers out there 2.0

The Yeti Sb140 has been an awesome upgrade from my 130.
I think you need to evaluate what you will be doing with the bike and from there choose the appropriate model. Jbell is seriously super human regardless of what he says so keep that in mind…..much respect.
I found a nearly flawless used 2024 XO build with carbon wheels….they are out there. Nearly 4K off retail. Not hating the AXS transmission now that I’ve got a few hundred miles on her. Pedal Harder!View attachment 8723047
100%, you need to find the bike that fits your application. I bet that SB140 slaps
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“Texas Plinking” 1 MOA/1K Yard Challenge Videos

I did train in the wind here in CO, but it just doesn't normally change as fast and as drastically as it did the day we shot. I can normally get off 10 shots in the CO wind at the range I train at with about the same amount of wind for all 10. Impacts will change over a 10 shot string just not normally that much. I think we had a fairly typical Texas wind day based on the other episodes I've seen so probably not any more difficult than most other shooters have experienced. I just need to seek out more adverse wind conditions to train in.

Good point about the altitude difference. It's one thing to know about it, but another thing to experience it.
Firstly, amazing shooting. Congrats on the second round hit with that exceptional set-up.

What was the altitude difference between where you shoot in Co versus the location in Tx? Do you manage to get into competitions much or just having fun plinking steel?

Congratulations again
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