Well looks like I will never be a member.

No he's not wrong. But, it's not only the ugly liberal women but also the low sperm count liberal men.

Nope sorry. Actually im looking for someone who would sponsor me so I can join club. We move to area 3-4 years ago and I stayed at my job in Western Ky, so I don’t know anyone with 3 hours of where we live

akmike47 said:

Calm your tits onion bag sounds like a good Junior high insult

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So I’ve got the right demographic then?

Steinhart make a nice smaller automatic.

akmike47 said:

Calm your tits onion bag

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I said that once. It’s a good thing I’m still quick to duck.

Marinevet1 said:

The old time story I always heard was.....86 meant .............take them 8 miles from town..........put them 6 foot in the ground ..................

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Hang on a second, ak47guy will be along to tell you you're wrong.

Can you not use ammoseek.com and order it online? Here's the 2nd result: https://cdvs.us/product/norma-tac-22-ammunition-22lr-40-grain-lead-round-nose-500-round-brick/

Tokay444 said:

I’m not privy to those details, but the internet suggests 1.14 inches at 100 meters is the smallest group fired at a Lapua facility. I can’t confirm, but this is like over upwards of 25 or more shots.
I’ll dig a little more for better info.

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RAVAGE88 said:

I want to say I've seen groups at the test center in the area of 10mm at 50m for 25 or more shots, so definitely out of rifles considered to be a cut above.

MB

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We have had great success in getting 11.5 - 12 mm 10 shot groups out of quite a few rifles (13 twist 1.250 Mullerworks). I think once ammo starts to get consistent, we will see better 10 shot and 20-shot groups. 20mm 100 yard groups are attainable and all this with Repeaters, some Vudoo and Rim x. I think the barrels have come a long way, we have certainly learned a few things to gain repeated accuracy. I would be curious how much better the results could get with a precision-minded specific action. I have one 10.9 MM single-shot Vudoo with a 1.250 16 twist Mullerworks. Maybe Mike can pull something out of his hat to see how good a .22 can be.
I have been told By David Tubb that his friend Lones wigger had a legit 6 mm .22 and that was a ways back so either ammo has gone to crap which I suspect is the case or???

@RAVAGE88 you're up bud

This has went a long, long way from a quart of maple syrup ...................

So this one you caught…

Can you send us his coordinates?

Lots of us own chippers you know…



^^^ the above is merely a coincidence and means nothing bad… just playing the seashells. All satire, of course.

Sirhr

The old time story I always heard was.....86 meant .............take them 8 miles from town..........put them 6 foot in the ground ..................

Buck Wilde said:

Personally, I have never bought metal by the pound. That's how scrap is sold. New metal suppliers sell shapes and materials cut to length. Nobody says, "I want to make a shaft extension for a motor, so I guess I'll take three pounds." I've always told dealers to cut this or that length. I give them lists. I've never seen a scale at a retail dealer's business. Just band saws.

It seems odd that you mentioned weight. Maybe you know something I don't. Maybe Silencer Central buys so much titanium, they weigh it on truck scales.

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If you've purchased metal you've paid by the pound even if you don't realize it. The vendor has a chart that shows weight per foot

And don’t ignore Sangin instruments.

Marine-owned company and they make some nice stuff!!!

Sirhr