mtn.ballistics said:

true, the ones I have been to though seems like all the targets that you would even need a range finder for were full to half ipsc.

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Actually, I thought about it some more and it's probably worth bringing the range finder. Better to have it and not need it than the other way around. Especially since you'll be wearing a pack anyway given the round count.

Yep, youo've got to look at the senders address. I get that sit al the time, they're as bad as the scumbag scammers on here.

LA260 said:

For those who own TRG 22A1 have you rebarreled it? Does the rifle really need to go back to Finland for this?

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If you want a Sako barrel it does. If not, then pick one brand and have it threaded to M27X1.5. Also profile is important to fit the channel. There is not overly much space.

Samuel Whittemore said:

first I heard this...

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Should have done first day. Firing squad day 2

DKN83 said:

How fast is the 203b load?

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810 m/s. But silly consistent in speed (<2 m/s / <6 fps).

For those who own TRG 22A1 have you rebarreled it? Does the rifle really need to go back to Finland for this?

Peterpan said:

not 90% what?

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Pre-1964 dimes are 90% silver and have a melt value of about $3.89 each. So a bank bag of old dimes would be worth a lot.

Lawless said:

@Rileysboo I liked the jokes

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Careful encouraging him. He may steal your spotlight in this megathread.

Life isn't the movies. The up and back argument is silly. Same with the idea that bullets pass straight through solid objects. Makes sense to pleebs though.

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What’s the point?

Looks like Hitler huh? Who it really is is pretty close.

I have two Griffin Gas Pocket BCG's (one "enhanced" with the shorter gas key for longer stroke, and one 'milspec').

They both, for me, 100% make a suppressed AR quieter. I don't think they changed my gas/overgas all that much, I'm currently running standard A2 buffers with Tubb FlatWire springs and with the suppressors attached, they're overgassed (or were, more below).

Both rifles, with cans, were overgassed. One is a KAC LPR Mod 2 (proprietary gas block/tube) with an OCM5 can, the other is a Bison Fulcrum (proprietary gas block, intermediate gas tube). The KAC LPR has the 'enhanced' GA GP BCG, the Fulcrum has the 'milspec' GA GP BCG.

Since the milspec GA GP BCG has the standard gas key, I replaced the key with a Rubber City Armory Adjustable Gas Key. The RCA AGK tamed the gas on the Fulcrum barrel by limiting the amount of gas that goes into the GA GP BCG and made a softer, more pleasant rifle to shoot. If I wanted to do the same to the KAC LPR Mod 2, I'd need to get a milspec GA GP BCG and swap the key on it. I don't think I will just yet.

I am running pretty spicy loads with 77gr SMK (also 73gr ELDM), AA2520 with NAS3 cases. I was getting odd fliers with the 73gr ELDM and gave up on them after a couple hundred rounds.

This delayed/gas/flier discussion at the beginning has me wondering, what if I shutoff the gas? Yeah, it'll turn it into a single shot but if the pressure/gas is causing the fliers, removing that might fix it? Or not. Maybe.

Just thinking out loud a bit. Something to try this weekend.

@Rileysboo I liked the jokes

And it was once believed that hummingbirds could not fly backwards or walk, yet here we are.
It’s a 22 rimfire after all