C130 said:

Thanks, definitely going to take a look at them.

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It’s the best thing you can do to improve your game.

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Long Live the King

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Looks like a bad SNL skit

Poor Deterrent: Why Iran’s Large Fleet of Over 300 Fighters Isn’t Well Equipped to Stop Israel​

Onebadstang16 said:

"EVERY SINGLE POST on the internet ESPECIALLY Snipers (internet expert) Hide has bias and opinion in it. The folks affiliated with March have made it very clear they are just that affiliated… do you guys cry about Richard from CS Tactical when he post to sell a zco… no you don’t."

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Hey hey hey, what did I do?

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Dunno. Ranged him with my rangefinder linked to my applied ballistics kestrel and it told me 2.1 Mils of elevation.

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It is more likely to be the spring geometry (internal bends) than the feedlips! First I would suggest reaching out to our Customer Support Team, then I would take the cover plate off the mag, pull out the spring and follower, then stretch them and try to have the spring align vertically to the follower. Re-install and try cycling some rounds!

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Somewhat True, California did not hear of the Mexican Revolution until 1822 when the first governor from Mexico City arrived, Californians ran out of dodge the last governor from Mexico City in 1832, Californians ruled themselves from 1832-1848, during this time traded heavily with American ships and many people from the East came into the North of California. Sailing to California from Mexico was upwind, which required tacking almost to Hawaii and then back, Colorado River was almost impassible, reason the Oregon Trail was used and then South into Southern California as my Texas Family did in 1841. American ships reached to and from California after clearing the Horn of South America, easy sail.

When the Colorado River was way down, dry years, if the native Indians would allow, you could get into California from Mexico by the Gulf of California Estuary, Anza was only allowed twice and some others in the middle 1800's, Native Americans were 3,000 strong.

Until steam ships traveling up and down the California coast was by foot or horses only. Steam ships connected San Diego, Los Angeles and San Francisco before the railroad.

I’ve never had an issue with broken or deformed polymer tips in gas guns. I shoot them in 556, 6ARC, 6.5 Grendel, 6.5Creedmoor, and 308.

I’m sure it happens though and if my life depended on eliminating as many possible failure points as possible I’d probably skip them and shoot otm’s.

All of my Grendels and ARC have fed 100% with 15 round Duramags.

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918v said:

They’ll reorganize

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More than likely.