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About time someone has started saying this out loud!

Great article and well stated, but since prosecutors would be responsible for prosecuting any such law. And judges would be responsible for enacting punishment. There’s a distinct conflict of interest in doing so. It’s the same as expecting politicians to institute real term limits.

To be clear, I believe it should be an equal playing field. I just can’t see it ever happening.

Rifle Scopes $2500 MSRP Limit (PRS Production Class)

I’m sorry, but he hasn’t done anything all the other PRS/ELR guys don’t do. They’re all either sponsored or want to be. It’s all a game.

I have been here an hour or two, and rarely see such a scripted advertisement on this site. That is what the naysayers are going after here man.

The optic might be great... it's just hard for most of us (especially the CounterSniper era guys - with their bertrillium-zantitium glass and 99.97% pure optical clarity) to digest a smorgasbord of big words and amazing features - without getting a little queasy from what we're being fed, and therefore suspicious of the next bite.

You are correct that everyone wants to get paid for participating in their hobby though. I wish all parties good luck, but will be sitting this optic out until I see a few dozen truly independent reviews.

Have i changed a single mind? Pi**a G@te IS real!


The Protocols Of the Learned Elders of Zion was created by the Czar’s secret police in the early 1900’s to spark a pogrom and distraction from the corruption of the Russian imperial government. It’s a complete forgery. Popularized by Henry Ford in his Dearborn Independent newspaper in the Twenties.

There are no Protocols…. Merely a psychological operation that went so well that it provided some of the “moral underpinnings” of the Holocaust. And I put that in quotes because SH still does not have a sarcasm font.

The only folks left quoting the “Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion” are Arab street trash, mullahs and people who are way below the IQ and moral bars that the SH community has earned for itself.

Plenty of things to quote and have fun with… but the so-called protocols are worse than “junk science” they are junk anti-semitism!

Sirhr

DeLane Development Group Rimfire Ventures

A quick update:

The V-Series, DDG V2210, 10 round magazine is in Phase 2 of prototyping and validation.
Once it's through Phase 2, it's eligible for pre-order (if I elect to do one based on level of interest) and officially in production phase, starting with an LRIP, aka, Low-Rate Initial Production.

The LRIP is when I could be looking for a few testers, but typically the testers aren't necessary, but I've not had a shortage of folks eagerly reaching out to help. Following the LRIP for the V2210, it goes to full scale production and prototyping will begin for the V2212, V2215 and tentatively, the V2217.

This process has and will continue to systematically unfold the same way with the DDG X-Series Magazines (RimX compatible) in the same capacities (X2210, X2212, X2215, and tentatively, X2217).

The X-Series magazine will be aesthetically and feature-set identical to the V-Series but with the obvious RimX style feed tower and no need for an extension to increase capacity.

The Adjustable Catch Block in the V-Series and X-Series Magazines is adjusted while the magazine is inserted and there will be a published process that guides one through proper adjustment.

The DDG Standard M5 and M5x DBMs are through Phase 1 prototyping and proceeding to Phase 2 when the V2210 goes to LRIP phase. The DBMs will also be eligible for pre-order when they go to LRIP, if I elect to accept pre-orders. Again, pre-orders are interest driven.

I've held off putting the DDG Test Fixture into the LRIP phase due to the seemingly lower-level interest, which I believe to be associated with the industry slow season (June, July, August). If one is interested in a Test Fixture, shoot me an email at [email protected] and I'll add you to that database, which is what I use to gauge interest and create priorities.

For those that haven't received their Receiver Wrench yet, yours will ship by Thursday this week. There were a few back-to-back unforeseen delays, but those things are now in check and that project is running very smoothly. I appreciate everyone's patience while I dealt with getting them back on track.

The Comprehensive Parts Kits are still rocking along, and as I've stated in the recent past, this project is a huge lift, but it's running well and gets the required daily attention.

If anyone has any questions or needs anything, I'm easily found in this thread, my FB group and/or email and generally respond very quickly. If you don't see a response very quickly, just know I'm either in SolidWorks or working with a vendor and will get back to you asap.


MB
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6.5x47 Lapua

I have 2 7.5T barrels that I’m getting chambered for 6.5x47. Is a .175 Freebore enough for the Berger 153s?

Looks like that’s all that alpha sells. I heard a while back of someone using a .225 FB. Sounds long.

Wanting to run about 2600FPS. I’d guess jumping between .040-.080.

Or do I say F it and just do a Creedmoor? The x47 seems to be so much easier to keep in tune, just flat out works.

Going off of my limited knowledge; the JGS reamer (more popular for 140 class bullets) has a .163 freebore. I'd guess that .175 could get the job done if you wanted to run 150+ projectiles... but you'd might want just a little more freebore than that.

.225 does sound excessive. That is what I run in my 7-300 PRC, and my 195gr Berger is ~.130 longer than the 153gr/.264.

Sorry, I have no definite answer. Just wanted to share what little I knew in hopes you can piece together info. Hopefully your gunsmith knows more. If not, I know a guy who has been chambering that cartridge for over 15 years.
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Ukraine war Bullshit.

Looks like the tide is turning and we may finally be allowed to be honest about Ukraine's issues with corruption and authoritarianism:

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FBI declares Sig 320/ ‘M17/ M18 unfit for duty

So is this real or for entertainment purposes?

Because if real, ooooo if I was that SGT's dad I'd be driving to someones congressional office as a very pissed off dad with some sort of legal council in tow.
It’s real sadly.

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