Tokay444 said:

I'll machine circles around all of you, and use whatever language I want.
Anyone need something, "spun up"?

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I have been looking for someone to machine a circle to go around me.

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Lawless said:

I am 55 today! Wife gave me several thoughtful gifts plus made me a great frittata this morning and a 12lb cheesecake last night.

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Some thoughts:

Life is so short, spend it loving more and hating less.

Relationships are the only thing that really matters.

Money is a just a tool.

Things are temporal.

God is not at all what we think Him to be and we are much more to Him than we realize.

Family and friends are impossible to quantify and are more valuable than any other worldly gift.

Love your wife, really love her and she will make you feel like royalty.

Your children and grandchildren are your biggest responsibility and source of immeasurable joy.

Be thankful, really thankful and your happiness will always be there.

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Happy birthday.

cas6969 said:

Michael Strobl

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Or…an officer.

This qualifies as awesome.

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I am 55 today! Wife gave me several thoughtful gifts plus made me a great frittata this morning and a 12lb cheesecake last night.




Some thoughts:

Life is so short, spend it loving more and hating less.

Relationships are the only thing that really matters.

Money is a just a tool.

Things are temporal.

God is not at all what we think Him to be and we are much more to Him than we realize.

Family and friends are impossible to quantify and are more valuable than any other worldly gift.

Love your wife, really love her and she will make you feel like royalty.

Your children and grandchildren are your biggest responsibility and source of immeasurable joy.

Be thankful, really thankful and your happiness will always be there.

koshkin said:

I have had quite a few Strykers, including the 3.5-21x44. There is nothing questionable about their quality. It is a very nicely made LOW product.

ILya

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I guess what I meant by questionable was, that theyre not all over the place like the other more popular brands, so their reputation (at least here) isnt 100% built up yet. You dont run across a lot of Delta scopes out in the wild yet. But if you say they're good to go, then I'm happy there's yet one more option that we can buy and not worry about. Awesome.

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I think I came up with a way to destroy the entire system. Create multiple accounts from the same IP address. Go to different forums and say contradictory things. "The lord is my savior and Trump is my king!" "All hail George Soros and the Clintons!" "I'm going to church on Sunday." "Can't wait for Diddy's freak off tonight." "Shall not be infringed!" "Gender is fluid."

Meanwhile Microsoft copilot: processing... processing... processing... loyalties not definable. Too many identities in one. Reprocessing...*POP* malfunctioning... Auto correct enabled... upon handscreen. Termite auction. shitting down.

Problem solved.

Tough in terms of what? Physical impacts? Wear over time? I ask because I went down this road a few years back and realized, the mount is only as tough as the optic or the screws attaching it. Meaning, if it's an impact due to a fall, wouldnt the optic take the hit rather than the mount? You'll ruin the scope pretty much before any mount fails. Or, if the scopes say a steel unertl, and the mounts bulletproof, but mounted with old factory #6 screws was it? Then the mount/scope as a whole unit would pull those little screws right out of the holes. It's not like the mount would ever take a ton of abuse just by itself outside of the rifle or scope sharing that damage.

And are you talking pic mounts that mount to a rail that is screwed to your action? Or screwed directly to. If it's the former, I usually go for an all steel pic rail with recoil lug (only a few out there) (and utilizing all 4 mounting holes too) and make sure my holes are the bigger of the two (#8 is it?), red loctite that in, then use steel rings like leupolds or badgers. You can even double those rings up fore and aft of the turret housing for more strength. But like I said, it's soo tough now, that any hard impacts either destroying your scope, or yanking the base screws out.

But for the trend of all aluminum 1 piece set ups, the Audere Adversus Gen 2, MDT's one piece, and Nightforce's come to mind. I cant see any of those failing too often.

You are fine, How dirty are we getting this trigger? I would simply add lube to contact points, excess may weep out the pin holes. Maybe once a year, pop out the FCG, rinse with x spray and re lube. If running suppressed and a lot of rounds, do the same

I’ll take it. Pm incoming

louu said:

They seem more secure than a shed.

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Theres not a lock made this can't defeat......just saying!

St Jude needs your money.