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View threadI guess the republicans or someone on some committee put Crenshaw’s amendment back in the BBB. I only found out from Langley’s video.Who overruled her?
A grand jury will indict Mickey Mouse for having big ears........You overestimate grand juries.
UranusBased in LA I assume…
The two chambers then have to reconcile the differences. So more negotiation.Here's something that baffles me. How is it that the house will vote on a bill, pass it, then it moves to the senate. The senate changes things, removes things, adds them, ect, and then they vote on something that's different than that the house sent up to them. How is that constitutional?
Yeah, typically the distance to the lands is substantially more than the distance to the lands. It's pretty common, when the objective is to seat where the cartridges fit into one's mag, to start load development from max mag length and when a decent charge is found there, then start working back with seating depth testing.I saw Erik Cortina speaking on this on YT. Since I’m on my rifle rifle and cartridge precision loading, I don’t feel I’m super hung up on any one thing. Doing load development, I just stuck with an OAL of ~2.80-2.81, and it shoots well sub MOA. I might try seating a bit further out just for the sake of curiosity, but my mag length is 2.87”, if I remember right, and last time I checked, the distance to lands was more than that.
Just realized what I wroteThat would be one hell of an acrobatic achievement...
Great deal here.
Somebody snag it before I get a bad idea.
Pepperball to the pie hole.They have more restraint than me, after hearing those dumb cunts scream on repeat constantly I'd be temped to mag dump them all just on principle.
We had a big live oak on our place get struck years ago. Probably 6-7 feet across at the base. It took a limb off that was at least 18" and I guess traveled down through the tree and made about a 6" exit hole about halfway down the trunk of the tree.
Nice, have you seen the ones that use steam?View attachment 8717440
The Aeropress pro. Stainless and glass.