hlee said:

Shoot a 5x5 from the mag, then another single feeding.

Do this for 4 or 5 different seating depths and 4 or 5 neck tensions.

By the time you have enough data to figure it out, it’ll be time to call up Craddock for another barrel.

Or… accept that sub moa (which the left group appears to be) is exceptional for any semi auto.

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Already sent the barrel back.... No issues found. Can't see it's anything with the barrel since it shot a 0.147" group single feeding it. I have to conclude that the rifle is accurate, my loads are accurate and I can shoot it accurately.... But something is happening during the BCG cycling that is screwing up something.... What that something is I have no idea......
Just to check out if my handloads are the issue.... I've fired factory FGGM and Federal T308T..... No difference when magazine fed. I have two different BCG's and nothing changes....

The wino and I know

Price drop-625 shipped for the upper

Lots of these ready to go! Dealer orders are welcome!

TonyAngel said:

Shoot, if Craddock put it together, give them a call.

My knee jerk is that rounds are getting buggered up during cycling. Chamber a round and check it before shooting it. Have you tried a different magazine?

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Yep.... Magpul and a $90.00 Larue... No difference.

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Still 100% convinced he threw that fight with Jake Paul. All that biting his glove bs was him holding back; I honestly believe he could have literally killed that clown at any time.

Sad, but we know Mike’s price... and in fairness to him, $20M to fund his children’s future is a lot of incentive.

Shoot a 5x5 from the mag, then another single feeding.

Do this for 4 or 5 different seating depths and 4 or 5 neck tensions.

By the time you have enough data to figure it out, it’ll be time to call up Craddock for another barrel.

Or… accept that sub moa (which the left group appears to be) is exceptional for any semi auto.

carbonbased said:

I swear I had a Hotwheels or Matchbook toy car modeled on that!

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The "TwinMill"

Every gun I carry, or have carried, besides a S&W revolver has a manual safety, and is carried condition 1, cocked and locked.........

LRRPF52 said:

US Infantry have no mission set in China. Maybe SOF elements securing airfields in Pacific and some dismounts pulling perimeter security for Air Defense units. USAF and USMC already do that organically within AD units though.

Air power is where it’s at, and modern tactical combat aircraft are now strategic assets, as long as they’re actually modern and not some imitation garbage.

Because of the reach of modern long range weapons, the skirmish area is so far away from any ground combatants, as to relegate legacy force structures to no real mission set.

Carrier battle groups have multiple layers of early warning and defense, so they can adjust their stand-off ranges appropriately.

USMC artillery is adjusting to a new force modernization posture where they get sling-loaded from island-to-island under cover of F-35Cs and F-35Bs, which can perform more strike-centric missions that are typically USAF and USN territory.

US Army is going more to really long range missiles, and that’s the biggest segment of the new Army defense budget. Army is at the bottom of the priority list, as it should be. I was pleasantly surprised to see that emphasis in the new budget, not retard programs like MBTs and legacy artillery or silly tracked armored vehicles that are nothing but targets on the modern battlefield.

The world has not yet seen how 5th Gen systems perform with the leash totally taken off. There have been a lot of smaller strike missions in Syria, Yemen, Iraq, with Stealth ISR conducted within Iran’s airspace as if they owned the place.

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Submarines will be pretty critical as well. And U.S. has been pumping them out last 20 years. Either to close off coastlines or to wipe out shipping.

China has some really scary underwater drone technology, though. Including some stuff that is utterly silent and darn hard to detect. Potentially a threat to US sub fleet.

Wonder if folks in the Pentagon are dusting off their copies of "Pete" Ellis' papers??

Sirhr

Been almost 50 years since my time in the scouts ended. To me it was great in many ways during my time. Sad how it has fallen.
The pedophiles should've been run out as soon as they showed up. Now the woke crap getting in, disgusting. Part of the plan to emasculate and weaken America's young males.

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Bigjake83 said:

Ive already done one with the SCI-20, it's in the POI Thread.

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I’ll have to revisit that thread

don't have it. when i was working,as far back as 70s,malpractice for nurses was being pushed hard. many of us,myself included,beleieved it made one a target. back then anyway,nurses weren't worth suing. most didn't have much,esp newish ones.
suites against nurse always got into a war with the employer who was responsible for their actions. that is why on a new job you got to read and sign off on a 50 page policy manual. get a suite and management would try and prove that the nurse didn't follow policy as they had signed off on.
kinda like the self defense legal rat fuck that gets sprung on those that defend themselves or others. in fact most DRs are forced by hospitals to have malpractice in order to join a hosp staff. many i knew got around it by being self insured or putting everything in the wife's name.
lawyers churn the shit out of the clock on this kind of stuff at $300+/hr. they won't start anything that doesn't look like a winner.that is why the likes of Willis and Crockett can do their stuff. we are paying their salaries.

918v said:

Can Pak fighters or cruise missiles get through India’s missile defense systems? Does Pak have missile defense?

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Pakistan has Chinese missile defense systems, which India has targeted and apparently hit.

India has Russian S-400, its own Theater Ballistic Missile Defense system, layers of SAMs that included joint Indian-Israeli systems.

Both nations have AWACS.

Both have a lot of tactical fighters of varying degrees of capability in both strike and fighter/A2A roles.

Since neither has true stealth platforms, their strike missions are vulnerable to each other’s air defense and fighters.

They basically slug it out with immediate combat losses and fatalities until they decide to quit.

JR1200W3 said:

I plan on buying one eventually.

I think the JP LoMass system gets some of that bad rep because it's part of a three component system that can be adjusted and tuned. So it gets used by people who maybe don't make the best choices when tuning. They try to set the gas, buffer, and spring weights in the extreme. And I think any system that has a wide variety of adjustability can be easily misused. And it's not just the wide adjustability but it's also adjustable on both ends of the operating system. So far, in all the guns I've had JP guts in and two JP rifles, I have been able to make them very reliable. They are 3G rifles by trade and in that use the owners put way more rounds during a given match day(read: without cleaning) than a precision rifle use.

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This is 100% how I feel. I’ve built plenty Frankenstein rifles using top quality parts and they’ve all ran great. I’ve also owned a complete jp and it ran great. People fuck up tuning them.

CCW.......

Texas Law Shield… Subsidiary of US Law Shield.

All adults in our household have their CCW (yes, I know we have Constitutional Carry here in Tejas), and we have the family plan coverage via Law Shield, even though my wife rarely CCs.

You're right, my bad.

This reminds me of an old Joe Walsh album---"You can't argue with a sick mind"

mosin46 said:

yea,Russians can't build shit. the T-34 was no good at all against the German tanks of 41-43. AK is a POS that only been in use for pushing 80 years,Makarov misfired 1/2 the time,mig 15 never matched the f 86. bull shit. we and the Germans had better trained tank crew,grunts and pilots. that was the winning factor. the Germans were hugely successful at 1st but got so over extended that they had no chance to win,prob after Smolensk '41. we did feed the Russians enough to win like FDR wanted.
i keep harping on your blather. but WHY should we be involved at all in Ukraine,Caucasus or eastern Europe. you always carry on like a neocon that thinks we can,should or could control everything everywhere. protect our shinning allies and throw as many bodies into the mix as needed. seems like you believe that our MIC deserves whatever sacrifice needed to keep them fat and happy. you present a lot of facts mixed in with a lot of questionable conclusions. looks like you think pissing away trillions on foreign adventures is more important than rebuilding infrastructure here; places like Maui,NoCarolina,LA,FL. i mean,after all,keeping Z and his crew rich and powerful is what really matters.
hate to think it but it starts to look like Trump is out of his depth re foreign policy. does he want to continue to goad Russia or does he want to normalize relations? either way this mineral deal is a delusional pipe dream. he might be on to something with the tariffs. if we have China by the balls,we'll see if they keep creeping farther into the Pacific. that might be a big deal.

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Russia has deteriorated significantly in its military industrial capacity. They always cranked out low airframe life trash, but now their fighter-manufacturing has been consolidated into a tiny building in Eastern Russia much closer to Japan than it is to Moscow. They are a shell of their former selves when it comes to MIC.

The US and almost every other nation doesn’t want Russia at the doorstep of Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and Hungary again. It has nothing to do with political ideology and everything to do with containment of a bad actor who disrupted regional stability.

Russia showed the world though that it can’t even take ground like it did when it was equipped with US Lend-Lease in WWII, so nobody is going to take them as seriously anymore. 3 years and how much did the map change vs the cemeteries?

Trump tried to massage an offramp for Putin, which he didn’t take. Trump framed the peace talks in a way as if Putin could claim victory and then cease fire, but instead of doing that, Putin thought he could flex and continue fighting. So now he ticked off Trump, who will now likely start to give Ukraine game-changing weapons, not the outdated obsolete stuff we were going to de-mil.

The mantra about this being a US MIC-funded and focused campaign is retarded, as I’ve said repeatedly. All the major US and even European contractors are way back-ordered to entirely different countries who pay top dollar. Ukraine is not one of them.

There are no trillions being sent to Ukraine. I agree in US first, and those are entirely different line-items in the National budget.

The mineral deal is the best proposal anyone has put forth in this whole mess, as it places a major political barrier on Putin and Russia from violating a peace deal.

I have Second Call. Got it around when I caught some tweakers rummaging through my truck in the loading zone outside of Home Depot. That could have gone south quickly. Figure $300/yr is better than me forking out $100K for a decent atty. (had it come to that)

Probably six years before that I came upon an accident scene, at night in bad weather, where a guy put his fist into a windshield in a road rage incident. Looked like a terrified old couple, I told him to get lost. Clearly he was on something.

Prior to that, probably 15 yrs ago, some attorney, late for work and not used to roundabouts, ran my wife off the road than tried to blame her. Sheriff showed up as I arrived and asked if I was armed and upset, told him I wasn't "that upset ".

I'm mature (means old), have my own range and practice often, so I'm not going to fly off the handle, but I know how the world is.

He’s telling yall that it’s not tracking.
A chronograph has nothing to do with it.
OP, trust your tracking test provided it’s actually at 100 yards. You can push it off like that but you’ve observed it at various points now.