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Please tell us more about:

1. How the weapon is oriented when you load the first round from the magazine when firing semi-auto.

2. How many rounds you load in the magazine when firing semi-auto.

3. Your recoil spring and ... 9 ounce buffer???

Given Garmin lack of interest to sort out the firmware bugs, I'm seriously considering getting myself an Athlon and don't look back. Half the price and better, faster performance. No brainer.

She needs another round of vaccinations

Well this explains it better.

farrar86 said:

@jLorenzo Some people just want to see the world burn.

I loaded some match ammo last night. Ran short on powder, panicked, then sourced some in a nearby town. Will load the remaining 30 today.

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Mixing lots always krinkles my brain but you gotta do what you gotta do, what kind of powder?

Fx51LP308 said:

And you're still being one.

You know why they don't send donkeys to school, right?

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Your last remaining drop of cool just dripped the hell out of you.
Go slam your dork head in a car door

I recently threw a Tikka CTR into W3, torqued to 65"lbs, shot maybe 160 rounds, went to change the trigger spring and the front action bolt was totally loose. Never had this happen before, maybe a tiny drop of blue loctite?

Going to have to throw this on my RimX...#firstworldproblems

TTT

Dolomite said:

Call the smith and let them know the virgin brass is a hard extract. Maybe their reamer is a bit small from many uses which is causing a tight chamber.

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This is good advice but it is doubtful that a gunsmith is going to admit his reamer is crap and volunteer to chamber a new barrel for you at his expense unless it is a GAP rifle. George Farmer would fix it.

The 22GT is not a recognized SAAMI cartridge and reamers and headspace gauges for this cartridge are not as readily available as say for a 308. GAP worked with PTG to build their initial reamer for the 22GT. PTG or GAP may have a headspace gauge for the 22GT. Since the 22GT is based on the 6mm GT necked down to 22cal, a 6 mm GT headspace gauge will work for checking your rifle headspace and they are easier to find. I would get a good 6mm GT headspace go-gauge and make sure your chamber is in spec.

This is what you need (make sure it’s a go-gauge):

bobby1028 said:

Add $500 to your budget and you can pickup a used 5.5x30 XTR Pro....a substantial upgrade over an XTR II

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I think you missed the part about 10x max magnification.

Seconds if the deal falls through

700 takes the barrel.

Well snb just got flushed down the shitter.

A waste of bandwidth.
The rhetoric just keeps getting more delusional and desperate as it goes.

Like watching a triggered Democrat straining to remain relevant after they get bounced out of the play house.

PRS with a 300 PRC? I like your moxie! lol

I was thinking the Razor LHT would have been a better option also.

rlsmith1 said:

Haven’t read it myself, but someone on X said it only was for Form 4’s which means manufacturers will still have + $200 COGS for each suppressor

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This is correct. Form 1 will still require a 200 dollar tax stamp.

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Tokay444 said:

That wasn’t defined in the question.

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Argue with the guy who asked it then. Mine was a follow up.

Tokay444 said:

A 1moa shooter with a 1moa gun can win a PRS match. Not so with the above mentioned discipline. The accuracy demands of the rifle are far greater, as well as for the shooter. These guns are the reason Lapua and Eley lot testing facilities exist.

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The question wasn’t about accuracy but equipment demands as was mentioned after my post.

good morning,

I'd lean vortex as i've had them and used them for a few years now. have you considered the lht from vortex? i might lean that direct for a hunting rifle.