Pm sent

well done

Monday

^^^
To continue that post, he was asked to make a conclusion before the investigation had even started. He obliged, and they countered with feigned outrage (ie they set him up), "How can you conclude that without an investigation?!" Then he answered, "Because I have common sense." He went on to say something to the effect of, "There will be an investigation, and it will probably conclude what I just said."

Yep.

Leupold VX6HD is an awesome scope

Had the 3-15, upgraded to the 3-18x50. Weight 20 oz

Here’s the one shot we took to confirm “zero” after flying into Frank Church for a bear hunt last week. At 1049 yards. Off a tripod. Aim point: center of pile of white rocks. Used Sig kilo 8k w AB and dialed 24 MOA as directed. BANG!

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I will take it.

Since I was too sugared up to sleep from eating two pieces of blue velvet birthday cake and a big bowl of watermelon chunks I decided to burn off some of that sugar by hunting mus.
It didn't take long to find one lurking around in the darkness and 8.2 grains of Meisterkugeln lead did it's job.
SJC
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UKDslayer said:

. BTW dog seizures look nothing like human seizures -

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Grand mal (major) seizures, the most common in dogs, look pretty much the same, if not even more violent. Petit mal (minor) seizures on the other hand, can take on almost any form and are less common, but probably what you observed. The class of drugs which includes Simparica/Simparica Trio, Nexgard/Nexgard Plus, Bravecto, Credelio/Credielio Quatro, etc (isoxazolines) ALL come with a warning to use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. The most likely explanation in your case is that it unmasked a subclinical form of epilepsy, especially if it was a younger dog (less than 5 yrs old). I have seen dogs with a history of seizures take these drugs with no problems, and others that it definitely affected - which matches the label to "use with caution", vs "contraindicated". You just don't know until you try it. Most of the time, we avoid using these with a history of seizures, unless the owner is fully-informed and still wants to go with it. Also most of the time, they still do fine, but not always. On the upside, they are incredibly effective -the most powerful tool we've ever had against fleas/ticks, and we see very few experience side effects. I'm sure you are aware that almost any drug ever produced has a website or twelve dedicated to how "deadly" it is, where most of the data presented is anecdotal and not clinically proven. While my experience may be different tomorrow, (and is also "anecdotal", since I'm not involved in a current clinical study) I can say that to date we have not seen a death directly attributed to isoxazolines since they were introduced (Nexgard was the first to market in 2013). Seizures - yes, but no deaths.

GreenGO Juan said:

So this is why I haven't been getting multiple calls from random numbers I don't know.

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If these two go to war, its gonna be entertaining.

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Imagine what this would look like if everybody was midgets!

These guys probably all have to retire at age 35 due to every joint in their lower body being arthritic.

Any tips on bino harnes that would fit with enhancers

how many rounds down the tube

I have used Ed's Red to dissolve / loosen the carbon. I patch it wet in the whole bore and walk off for a bit.

Then brush / clean as normal .
I had one ar that had been neglected and was breaking off big chunks.

Had to soak a patch in the chamber and throat overnite.

Freedom Lover said:

So, with imi, pmc x tac, lake city m855, will all of them hold the same zero as m855 ammo with a trijicon acog or will the zero differ between brands even though its all m855 ammo?

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The zeros will likely differ. Why are you leaning toward m855? If it's because you know your rifle prefers it to m193, then that's reason enough.

Either m193 or m855 is good ammo, as long as you can live with it's short comings. Either can be effective, assuming that it is still above it's threshold velocity of around 2500 fps, below which it loses it's ability to tumble, yaw and fragment. It's pretty good stuff for a 20 or even 16", but for an 11.5, not so much, with an effective range of about 50 yards. For up close, it should be fine.

As far as m855 goes, pmc xtac has been pretty consistent from lot to lot. I get about 2 moa out of it and hitting reduced c zone type targets out to 300 is pretty easy. Beyond that, it gets dicey, especially is there more than a 5 mph wind.

Dirty D said:

Little known fact, that ain’t a movie but a documentary about my uncles




and some city fellers

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I was trying to explain the cultural impact of this film, having Burt Reynolds not being smokey alone is something and in hillbilly butt fuckery and murder it was a great show. He could have given a fuck less, to say I am disappointed just doesn't cut it.

serial #5 from Nighthawk made in honor of Clint Smith from thunder ranch, fuck ya I wear it daily.

R_A_W said:

Pretty much everything is important imo

Except what press you use

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Lies, people tell me all the time that I need a 1200 dollar press to make good ammo.

Rocketmandb said:

- regardless, it was a fun day.

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Complete success!

B.A.C. said:

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Fuck that! With a spread like that, I'd rather take a gamble on AAC or even S&B.