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Safety_3rd · Apr 22, 2025

No i think i still have it. I’ll need to check to make sure i can locate it

Californio · Apr 22, 2025

hlee said:
Canada is populated with the defendants of those that rejected the American Revolution. They voted with their feet to stay subjects. It’s genetic…

The crown also compensated them for their economic losses after loosing the Revolution.

Tories raided until wiped out or ran to Canada in the South during the Revolution. Canada gave aid and comfort to the British in the Revolution, again in 1812. During the American Civil War, laundered the South's money and gave aid and comfort to the Southern Government in Canada. Snow Birds come and enjoy our freedoms, with attitude, read they are selling off their vacation homes in the states, good.

Conrad · Apr 22, 2025

@bohem

Hi Josh,
A number of took our chances on the 170 cayugas with 1:8 barrels without success. Would you be willing to update the website to say "use 7.5 twist" (delete the 1:8 info), or clarify the DA needed to achieve stability with a 1:8.

Thanks.

Snuby642 · Apr 22, 2025

lariat said:
This guy is saying the quiet part out loud.

This Is Why Empty Shelves And Painful Shortages Of Certain Items Are Coming

We are about to find out what happens when thousands of very popular products are suddenly no longer available for sale. A lot of Amazon shoppers have been shocked to learn that some of their

theeconomiccollapseblog.com

"Yes, we can build new factories, but that will take years.

It also comes with a lot of risk.

Less than four years from now, a new administration could come in and totally reverse current trade policy.

If Chinese goods started pouring back into our country at that point, what would happen to those that invested giant mountains of money into new U.S. factories?

I don’t think that we will see a huge wave of factory construction, because the risk of being wiped out when a new administration comes in is just too great."

He isn't wrong. Why invest in factories (in a recession to boot) when the next administration or the one after that reverses the trade policies OR Trump decides to do the same due to economic stresses before a company can get their ROI back?

So I suppose we just sit here and take it? No

Let's get this strait, bad policies in the past mostly by Democrats got us in this shitty position and the plan is to wait around till they come back in power to reinforce stupidity?

You're kidding right?

ffjoey · Apr 22, 2025

This is the correct one.

Basic user · Apr 22, 2025

Great prices here.

Iamero · Apr 22, 2025

Selling these to help a friend out so the prices are firm. Both are in great shape and come with the boxes as shown.

Accupoint 2.5-12.5 - $675 shipped - SOLD
Accupower 4-16 - $600 shipped

diggler1833 · Apr 22, 2025

I'm waiting for one of you guys to make a "Frank", that takes up the bottom 1/4 of the packaging.

You are all letting me down.

Buttersdad · Apr 22, 2025

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Sako man · Apr 22, 2025

No trades, thanks.

Trigger Monkey · Apr 22, 2025

Mk 262 Mod 1 was peak 5.56 77 gr ammunition and anything since seems to be diminishing returns in one form or another, in my opinion. The Badlands NAS3 85gr Match Burners sound interesting and might warrant a closer look.

hangunnr · Apr 22, 2025

Been wanting to get into a full size 22 for a long time. Really don’t like the big dbm mags but if you want to play there will be concessions.
Came across this as new B&C stock with Greyboe bottom metal on eBay of all places for what amounted to 1/2 retail price. I jumped on it.
A&J supplied the B14R heavy barreled action.

First time out this morning shows promise.
Some 30yr old Tenex and some modern SK rifle match both went into about 3/8” at 50yds. A little too much wind for any 100yd evaluation.

This thing is gonna be fun….

Maggot · Apr 22, 2025

918v said:
So you’re above it all because you’re neither?

Thats your imagination, I didnt say that, I've just found it best to avoid 'arguments.' They waste energy and seldom make a difference.

Maggot · Apr 22, 2025

Canik FSX, Lesss than 200 rounds down the pipe, LNIB. Beautiful gun and an inexpensive entry into competitive shooting. Comes with everything from the factory. I installed the red dot but the irons are there as well.

$725 plus insured shipping to your FFL. Unless youre in Oklahoma, then FTF with Oklahoma DL

Snuby642 · Apr 22, 2025

Arrrrg Stupid Snuby.

Well a while ago I killed my starter in the fridge by missing several feedings, ok many. Was spending time in and out of town.

So just start another one.
Not sure what was holding up progres but was impatient.

I decided to make a cheater batch and added less than half a teaspoon of yeast.

No shame and all is fun and games till your attention is diverted or like me your just stupid.

It's not really a old school sourdough if you basterdise it.
It's a hybrid and that's also ok and has a purpose.

But at the time I get ready to bake I mix both batches togeather.

And I think that is how it got its name "starter", because you keep starting over.

The hybrid matures much faster after feeding, in turn flavor and crumb will change.

And I think why pizza guys refrigerate overnight to gain flavor by slowing its roll.

We will see.

I can't pinpoint what caused the slow progression on this starter and suspect " flat water" so got a new batch.

straightshooter1 · Apr 22, 2025

DownhillFromHere said:
How about moving the scale to another breaker circuit, or even move it to a friend's house, to see if plugging it into a different outlet makes any difference?

Also, have you tried recalibrating it with a known check weight?

Someone mentioned the bubble level. I have to level my scale every single time I start a new loading session - even though the scale doesn't move on its bench, the bubble will actually move very slightly when I sit down, then stabilizes. Even slight movements of that bubble manifest as .02 - .06 grains of shift.
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If your scale's behavior remains inconsistent after recalibration and trying different power sources, I have to think there's something wrong with it. I say this because mine, kept absolutely level per its on-board bubble, is rock-solid-steady wrt drift. It's plugged into a cheap power strip and there's a 1960s-vintage fluorescent-tube lamp hovering two feet from it, plugged into same circuit.

I keep a little tag taped to the scale with last recalibration date (I bought a 100-gram class-1 check weight when I bought the scale). Last recal date was in late 2022. A couple of days ago, I got repeated "Error 0" (internal error) messages when I turned it on. This can happen if several kernels of powder get underneath the bottom tray, but this time the scale was clean. So I did the full recalibration routine, and the scale returned to its rock-steady self. Yay.
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Good luck.

I often use a 100 gram check weight before starting my powder charging session, just to be sure calibration is where it should be that I'm getting the same measurement from one session to the next. But that doesn't seem to have any relation to the issue of drifting during a session. . . ???

ototallydude · Apr 22, 2025

Price Drop $2200

david walter · Apr 22, 2025

$425 delivered minus the ARCA rail.

koshkin · Apr 22, 2025

I have one and started testing it.

ILya

Bantam1 · Apr 22, 2025

I'm sure barrel wear is also accelerated. I know the hybrid stainless cases work and you can get more speed. Like others have said, is it really worth it with 223.

lariat · Apr 22, 2025

This guy is saying the quiet part out loud.

This Is Why Empty Shelves And Painful Shortages Of Certain Items Are Coming

We are about to find out what happens when thousands of very popular products are suddenly no longer available for sale. A lot of Amazon shoppers have been shocked to learn that some of their

theeconomiccollapseblog.com

"Yes, we can build new factories, but that will take years.

It also comes with a lot of risk.

Less than four years from now, a new administration could come in and totally reverse current trade policy.

If Chinese goods started pouring back into our country at that point, what would happen to those that invested giant mountains of money into new U.S. factories?

I don’t think that we will see a huge wave of factory construction, because the risk of being wiped out when a new administration comes in is just too great."

He isn't wrong. Why invest in factories (in a recession to boot) when the next administration or the one after that reverses the trade policies OR Trump decides to do the same due to economic stresses before a company can get their ROI back?

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