Hecouldgoalltheway said:

If there are any men left in that piss bucket, someone will put two in his dome before the year is out.

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But there aren’t! Just meterosexual New York Nancy boys who live at their psychiatrist’s offices and consume gallons of soy.

Who do you think voted for the little Muzzie socialist?

Sirhr

JR_77 said:

If you live in a Food Desert….MOVE WHERE THE FOOD IS!


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Thats funny until youre the one on the short end.

I applaud your ingenuity and entrepreneurship. People with ideas and intelligence continue to make remarkable improvements in tools relating to shooting sports. A suggestion: I would not emphasize boresighting as the tool’s key use. While I am willing to spend untold $’s (untold to my wife anyway) on gadgets to improve my shooting precision at distance, I would not waste a dollar on a boresight tool. Why? It’s just so damn easy and uncomplicated and inexpensive to take one shot of factory ammo at 25 yards and adjust. I expect that’s why you received some initial negative responses as most guys on this forum can boresight in their sleep. When I read “boresighter”, I was immediately turned off. Your tool seems to be good for quickly zeroing and syncing POI with POA at various ranges and appears to have utility far above boresighting. I would emphasize this aspect and call it something like quick-zero or smart-zero.

What ever came of your product?

The funny thing is that his first wife (who is worth plenty now) was actually really good looking. Great all-American looking lady.

He dumped her for a Kardashian wanna-be with more bolt-on plastic than a tuner car in Chinatown and ersatz lips straight off a carp.

Sirhr

Will it be hunting only or will it be more of a range rifle you hunt with occasionally?
If a pure hunting then I’d consider the swaros that are on sale at a few places. Second focal but some of the best glass for the money you can get.

I'll take it per our conversation

BUMP

Ya’ll need Jesus. Factory skeleton buttstock TRGs are cool as fuck.

Mike Casselton said:

Remember what he said last week about letting American troops get killed: " it's a sacrifice I'm willing to make."

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As I stated in another post fairly recently, " Is Graham going to be leading the boots on the ground? " If you ain't prepared to lead them , then don't be sending them" Fk that MIC owned NEOCON.

Have you heard about 'rounding up'. I went to a B level restaurant, nice but not really high class. Got the bill and it was, lets say, $16.30. I gave the server a $20. she brought me back $3.00 and walked away. I asked her about the other $00.65, and she comes back with "Oh, we've started rounding up."

Think about that. If they serve 200 customers in a day, thats $130 per day going into somebody's pocket. I threw a shit fit right there in front of the whole place, the manager got all pissed and tried to justify it, but I got my $00.65, started to walk away and he asks, "What about a tip for the lady?"

I'll let you fill in my answer.

I felt like this scope didn't make a ton of sense to be drawn to with the somewhat small objective, but I was, and after I got it I realized it is a perfect match for a clip on on a tripod - it is more than adequate for the practical distances you'll use a 556 or 16" 308 at on pigs and yotes.

I'm blessed with other rifles that tend to muscle out this 556, but with the Athlon CL35-640 clip on joining my collection I suspect this might get more use at night on coyotes. 16" Craddock barrel moves 62 gr @ 3,000 FPS.

For $678, especially if a clip on is conceptually possible - super awesome scope.

So the customers are paying the employee's paychecks instead of the employer. Gotcha!

Threadcutter308 said:

She's a hound.......

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That is unfair.

To hounds.

Sirhr

Taylorbok said:

Does anyone know if this piece on a Tikka firing pin is available separate.
The entire assembly isn't terrible but I thought maybe save a couple bucks.

I punched a primer and it broke the little tab off that holds the shroud on, purely aesthetic but I think it looks better with the shroud on.
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You're in luck! Numrich has it.

Otherwise you have to get a complete firing pin.
https://jaoutdoors.com/product/tikka-t3-t3x-firing-pin-assembly/

Or try to fight to get one from Beretta. These are easier. I personally haven't had to mess with them.

Charlie112 said:

That’s a good question,, I bet Lefty Jason will answer that for you in a bit….

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Hahaha. I didn't have an answer right off the top of my head but did a little bit of looking.

Tough question.

Vx5 is decent if it tracks, I like the Razor LHT 3-15 a little better though. 10x is plenty for hunting at 500yds, but you might need a separate spotter if you want to see holes in paper. I shoot my 10x out to 1000yds with a 1moa target and hit just as well as most other scopes.

I've never played around with budget scopes so I can't comment on them.

Definitely wouldnt consider the ATACR 4-20 if your thinking lightweight.

Try multiple types of ammo, better trigger, great rest.

EddieNFL said:

From a C-Rat, boiled in a canteen cup?

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with an iodine tab for good luck.

doubloon said:

I've seen reports of successful food co-op garden projects in cities. I'd rather see investment in these giving people more independence than investment in ways to make people more dependent on .gov

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I've seen that as well. Sounds like a winner.