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Ukraine war Bullshit.
- By nkk
- The Bear Pit
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Are you serious, or just pretending to be dumb? It was no secret last summer.
Okhmatdyt · Viacheslava Chornovola St, 28/1, Kyiv, Ukraine, 01135
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Maggie’s Funny & awesome pics, vids and memes thread (work safe, no nudity)
- By Longshot231
- The Bear Pit
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IMHO flogging does not violate the 8th amendment.
.308 Winchester
- Reloading Depot
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I think you'll really like both the 169 SMK and the Juggernauts. They've both worked really well for me!
I've got A-Tips for my 6.5 PRC and they do very well, but the ARE really just "target" projectiles.
Yes, the 169 SMK's have been pointed by the factory (no need to do your own pointing with them
), that's why the point is so closed compared to the other SMK's. And yeah, they more uniform than the other too. That's why they tend to perform so much better than those others.
Accessories Omega Seamaster Planet Ocean 600M -- $4995 --
- By vno.helix
- Buy - Sell - Trade
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If you are a watch collector; I have a second Omega for sale as well. It runs well but she is a project and needs an overhaul. Omega quoted me $1500 for that 2 years or so ago, I just never got to it. The service should renew anything and everything and make it as new. It is the Seamaster GMT 50 year. I can add that to the Planet Ocean deal for an extra $900 making it $6150 for the both or sell it separate for $1200.
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Function wise she needs a service. Last time I had her on my wrist was 3 years ago and she ran well at that time however, she has been in the safe since.
Cosmetic wise she could benefit from new hands and face for renewed illumination and a polishing of the case as well. Also the bracelet needs some work done on the latch (sloppy), new pins and a polish. The crown was replaced a few years back by a 3rd party service center but I would have that probable replaced again if she goes to Omega anyways. This watch has been worn and shows it. It’s not terrible by any means but it’s not in showroom condition either. Having said that, the Sapphire is (as usual with these watches) without any damage.
However, If you dont care about the slightly deteriorated illumination and plan to give her a different band (NATO strap or anything for that matter), then I would say she just needs a service. It’s been a long time and she is certainly due for one.
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More detailed:
Function wise she needs a service. Last time I had her on my wrist was 3 years ago and she ran well at that time however, she has been in the safe since.
Cosmetic wise she could benefit from new hands and face for renewed illumination and a polishing of the case as well. Also the bracelet needs some work done on the latch (sloppy), new pins and a polish. The crown was replaced a few years back by a 3rd party service center but I would have that probable replaced again if she goes to Omega anyways. This watch has been worn and shows it. It’s not terrible by any means but it’s not in showroom condition either. Having said that, the Sapphire is (as usual with these watches) without any damage.
However, If you dont care about the slightly deteriorated illumination and plan to give her a different band (NATO strap or anything for that matter), then I would say she just needs a service. It’s been a long time and she is certainly due for one.
Vintage Watch: Seamaster 300 GMT
Discover the iconic Vintage OMEGA® Watch Seamaster 300 GMT "50th Anniversary" 2534.50.00, created in 1998 by OMEGA®! Find all information on this timeless vintage model on the Official OMEGA® Website!
