Federal gold medal match, 168 and 175. Way better starting point for ammo

Mtornrrcf said:

Any Zeus QC barrels laying around for sale?

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I do. I also have a few blanks on the shelf just in case what I have isn't what your looking for. What did you have in mind?

yosemite_sam said:

From what I understand, the slower the projective the longer it has to be effected by the wind. In my charts the new load holds its 3 mph gun number til 400 whereas the old was 500.

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You are right. I have brain farts sometimes and I was thinking in terms of some rimfire ammo. Even that might have been something I heard in a dream.

I don't usually pay attention to those differences. I get what shoots good for the price right now and then I do what my ballistic calculator tells me to.

I will take the badger mount if it is 34mm

I’m assuming this is some sort of short action 6mm.

So, the gun is jumping around?

Here’s a 130lb 14 year old behind a sporter weight 7mm Rem Mag.

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The problem isn’t the rifle…

How many rounds on it

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I’ll take it

Makinchips208 said:

If the wording or name isnt important, then in acts 19 the people were asked how they were baptized, they said in Johns baptism. Then they got re-baptized in the name of Jesus.

so paul missed the boat?

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That is because they did not know of Jesus and what he did, they did not know the gospel. This is an important part

4”And Paul said, “John baptized with the baptism of repentance, telling the people to believe in the one who was to come after him, that is, Jesus.”

They had not come to the internal reality of following Jesus. Once they did, they were baptized into Him

I am not saying you baptize with any name, like Budah or something, what I am saying is God isn’t going to care if you say Jesus or Father, Son, Spirt since it is an outward sign of an internal truth

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I can't imagine what it costs to feed that.

Still got Glock?

Tested out some different ammo today. Best groups came from Federal Auto Match making one hole at 50 yards. Then shot it at a 4” plate I have at 200 yards. I’m not adding or changing anything except a cheek riser and an arca rail and change the scope out. Gonna use it as a base class rifle in NRL22. Might lower the trigger pull a little but the stock trigger is pretty good as it sits now.

Both groups were shot at 50 yards with federal auto match. One 5 and one 10 shot group. The 10 shot group opened up some but that’s mostly me I think.

Mike Casselton said:

I would never, ever, ever canoe or kayak in lake Kissimmee.
I've been on that water in 22' boats and some of the big bull gators would actually come towards the boat.
Not sure if it's due to idiots feeding them, or if they have learned to steal hooked fish from the line.

That lake and also lake Hancock are totally polluted with gators.

Here's two hours worth of gator hunting on Hancock.

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I don’t know much (anything) about Lake Kissimmee, but they say you can walk across Texas’ Caddo Lake without getting wet; just sorta hopping from gator to gator.

Makinchips208 said:

So if i go in a catholic place to get baptized, am i all good if i get sprinkled by the priest “in the names of the father, the name of the son, the name of the holy spirit”

Then it will be in the back of my mind that im not obeying Peter.

Or am i ok if i go to another place that dunks me all the way under the water, in the name of Jesus?

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Baptism doesn’t save you, Grace through faith and not of works saves you. So no matter how you are baptized, if you think that just getting baptized makes you all good and don’t have faith, no you will not be saved. Baptism is not some magic thing you to gain salvation

Seller is good to go!

REM sa

JJMoody said:

Yessir. Saw your other post. I’d rather stay out of these types of conversations while typing on a phone. More often than not, especially amongst believers for “some reason”, there’s just division that gets slung around and someone outside the body of Christ watching gets turned way off seeing Christians arguing like a bunch of children (with the greatest of intentions). I certainly don’t know much about it other than;
It’s real
It exists and
It’s not always as benevolent as it comes across as.
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1- I'm not arguing, just relating my actual experience. You're free to draw any, or no, conclusion, as you wish.

2- Also from personal experience I can agree that not all the energy forms we encounter in the non physical world are benevolent. I've met a few that werent. Thats why we're told to "Try the spirits." Which I've done. I cant testify as to your experience, but mine is that when you know, you know, that you know. Truth resonates as does falsehood.

3- Sadly, most, even those who call themselves Christians, aren't aware, or only superficially aware, that if we live in the Holy Spirit and he in us, we are given power over all those spirits. A sobering thought.

Makinchips208 said:

Of course i cant fully understand everything about anything.
But what Jesus says in Matthew 28 sounds simple enough. Then Peter said to get baptized in the name of Jesus.

Did Peter say the wrong thing?

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No because baptism doesn’t involve some magic incantation that must be said correctly in order to work. Simon the sorcerer was chastised for thinking something similar. We use God’s name as reverence and as a confession, but the exact wording isn’t what is important. Remember baptism is an outward confession of an internal reality

The fact is Peter is speaking to the people who just crucified Jesus. He says in the name of Jesus Christ (which in Hebrew is messiah) to highlight that it is the man that they just crucified that has power and authority. That it was Jesus they just crucified that was their messiah. What Peter said would not have had such weight if he said be baptized in the name of the Father, Son, and Spirit. Jesus says this to emphasize the plurality of the Godhead. With that I always baptize in the name of the Father, Son and Spirit because that is what Jesus said

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