nagantguy said:

We only play chess and talk about books - she’s a fine lady . Even made a blueberry cobbler .
You’re sick in the head

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Hahahahaha You ate her cooking, now we know you are retarded. You should have stuck with licking her butthole.

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BurtG said:

Prolly a muzzie

Fuck the cops that enforce ccw.

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Given the fact Minnesota is controlled by pro-crime democrats and Somali crime lords, it is unlikely they will make the effort to catch the criminal if it is the traditional islamic terrorist.

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Presidents, acting as the Chief Executive, have POWERS, not rights.

babyguppy said:

In other news...
judge, protects leftist judges
PRESIDENT... has the right power to deport ILLEGAL Aliens.. Lawfare will never end

Judge dismisses DOJ lawsuit against Maryland judges over deportations​

MSN

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TheJeanyus said:

Sweets or any other products with ammonia. They work fine as long as they're used properly, but there are too many options that do the job without that awful smell and the potential to cause damage if not used correctly.

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I agree on the smell of Sweet's.

I've never wrecked a barrel with Sweet's the way I clean and use it. I use it for my fast method of cleaning and follow up with 40x cleaner and after that gets all dried out a light coat of Hoppe's. Dry patch the bore in the morning before shooting the gun all day long again. Never had a problem.

Mixing solvents in a jar or in the bore.... that's a no no.

DeathBeforeDismount said:

Frank do you have a theory about carbon/copper filling in any inclusions or for cracking and how the barrel will perform? I have burnt up a bunch of your barrels and have had ones that got minimal cleaning and ones that were scrubbed viciously. They all seemed to shoot about the same. Maybe in the game I shoot we can't see the differences ( if it's holding .1-.2 tenths that's good enough) but I would love to know your thoughts being a SME.

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Again some calibers will foul more than others... both in terms of carbon and copper.

The biggest thing in my opinion with the carbon is if you get a heavy carbon build up it can bump pressures and effect velocity. I've seen barrels so carbon fouled that you can't even see the lands/grooves in front of the throat.

Some copper in the bore is normal. As long as it's not building up like plating on tops of the lands... if that happens that's the accuracy killer.

Some guys will tell me.... I clean to bare metal. Every time I've had the opportunity to show them the inside of the barrel....99% of the time it's not cleaned to bare metal. The amount of time and work to get a barrel to bare metal is just unreal.

The picture here is from an accuracy test barrel that finally quite shooting at over 14k rounds. This barrel got cleaned after every 50 rounds most of the time. At times it went 150 rounds in between cleanings. This is in as received condition other than I/we had a wire EDM shop cut it in half for us. If you look close and up till about the 7" mark on the tape measure... all that black is carbon and it gets heavier towards the breech.

Hard to see in the pic but nearly the first inch of rifling is almost completely gone.



And this is what a brand new 30cal barrel and chamber looks like. Once that carbon/black color is in there... you never get it all out. What you can do though by cleaning is keep it all in check.

Now that the dust has settled, I would like to congratulate The USA team for bringing home the Gold again, Camdyn Powers on her 1st place finish in Ladies, Jess Tischler's 3rd place (Canada), and Reagan Stahmer for his 3rd place finish in youth, all 3 sporting DI Precision Rifles

I also want to congratulate all the other winners and competitors that made this a reality, without you guys this doesn't happen.
A big Thank you to Jonathan Elrod > Modacam, Randy Rachel> Rachels Precision, Ryan Beck> Beckbuilt Rifles for caring enough to do it right and build world-class championship rifles.



Open Division: Team gold, 2nd Place- Matt Stiner (honorable mention- Erich Leipold for tying 3rd place and missing the podium by timed tiebreaker)
Ladies Division: Team Gold, 1st Place- Camdyn Powers, 2nd Place- McKenzie Burns
Juniors Division: Team Gold, 2nd Place- Dakota Wright, 3rd Place- Reagan Stahmer
Seniors Division: Team Gold, 3rd Place- Dave Ostrowske
Factory Division: Team Bronze, 3rd Place- Ronald Verran

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You mean soft taco!

Many brake makers don’t recommend turning down their brakes, but Muzzle Brakes and More gives minimum diameters. Very functional and good looking brakes and are super clean when timed and blended.

I’d say you actually bought the right primers

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Yes sir, I just didn’t include them in the pic but I have them. The action screws are included

I'm not trying to sway you into spending more money on a barrel, but I think people look at the price of a barrel without factoring in the full cost.

It can cost $5,000 - $10,000 in ammunition to wear out a barrel. If spending an extra couple hundred dollars on the front end gives me noticeably better performance, it is a no-brainer to me. I always buy premium barrels for this reason. Barrels are a consumable, and they are dirt cheap compared to the ammunition required to wear one out.

For your use case, I would buy either a Criterion, SOLGW, DD, or a Geissele and be done.

Regarding any sub-moa guarantee, I put very little faith in those, maybe for an expensive complete rifle, but even then it's not a factor in my decision.

Bartlein barrels come with no accuracy guarantee, and that's what I buy when I want absolute precision. I've also been able to cherry pick a three round group with the cheapest barrels I ever owned using the cheapest ammo I've ever used, eventually the stars will align and you'll get a three round group that is less than 1 inch at 100 yards

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This is very nice

^ this

Fig said:

I’m not a cop hater, but any police that would steal should be prosecuted, and if found guilty immediately fired and barred from ever being a cop again. A thief is a thief. I know kids can steal being stupid and ignorant, can learn that lesson and grow out of it, but if a grown ass man (or woman) steals you know for a fact he/she has no moral compass and can be trusted with nothing big or small.

Your honor must be bigger than your life. If you would steal $.50, then that’s all your life is worth. I’d rather pull out my eye than steal, and no one who enforces the law should feel differently.

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Remember this...
A thief is also a lier.
A cop that is a lier probably jailed someone with his lies.