Yes that is what the new clamps look like. Thank you for the pics. They are smaller of course, but steel. They all come in black though.

If the flaps were not set to the position the aircraft speeds were set for, then they would have had to ignore a checklist and a warning message. Large amounts of dust at rotation to me would indicate getting airborne at the very end of the rwy. Of the various possibilities, I would bet they either based their performance off of the full rwy length and then departed from an intersection, so the length was shorter than planned for. Or they used the wrong/ lighter weight for the performance numbers, forcing them to rotate as the end of the rwy was approaching. Rotation rate looks normal, and it doesn’t look like they had a tail strike, but the rotation continues to too high of a pitch, hence a stall.

Probably never added/went to max thrust as the end of the rwy was approaching, as that is not “procedure”……

Or the one in a billion software error where both engines went to idle thrust on their own!

Ronin22 said:

So, a friend of mine got a ATV4 and sent me vids of it dispensing in seconds and only off .03gr or some crazy shit. My dreams are now shattered wanting to upgrade from my 1500 Chargemaster!

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DO IT!

Assume they are.

Make an offer!

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24" M24 6 Creed Comp.

Here is the direct link to it- https://straightjacketarmory.com/product/tikka-t3x-competition-rifle-in-stock/

Farmerboy78 said:

Man i could use it all but the wrench, already have one

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Sent you a pm

When I first got into shooting distance I thought a 600 yard shot was an amazing feat. I also thought a $400 Nikon scope was the greatest optic ever. (Luckily I set it on a PWS 308 and had someone who knew what they were doing custom load ammo and”sight it in for me. He cussed my Nikon)

Practiced on paper at 600 and felt pretty good then set up a feeder with lights and started shooting at wild hogs at night. After a week of thinking I was missing I took what I knew was a great shot but the dang pig ran off.

I was ready to throw my gun off the shooting stand, but I went and checked at the feeder just in case- found a 300lb boar dead about 20 yards away. Found three more dead pigs on the walk back to the truck from the nights before.
Thought I was hot stuff till I found this site and got educated on actual long shots and quality optics.

Y’all cost me a butt load on scopes by the way.

Bump

Most memorable

During BRM Qualifying back in the day.
Second 50 m pops up and I break the shot with A2 sights north of shoulder east of head. Thinking if I missed this i must be missing everything else miserably.

thinking I was not going to qual after holding expert scores in the practice leading up to this final day but was puckered so tight you couldn't put a stick pin up there with a dozer.

Head hanging low awaiting the final scores thinking how could you jump a shot that was that easy?????
Than my name called out.........

39 of 40. A THANK GOD MOMENT
There it is for the whole community to see.

Sofa dogs, you say?

2" CVC pipe although I think I like the pool noodle idea better?

I can see the leading edge out in the original video, but I dont see any trailing edge. I would guess flaps 15-20 is a more normal setting for that airplane on takeoff and not 1.

I would HIGHLY DOUBT that flaps 1 is a normal takeoff flap setting for that airplane. I dont know how much gas it would have on, but "a lot" comes to mind and almost a full load of passengers I believe at 240ish.

To me it looks like a takeoff with not enough flaps and they just stalled a perfectly good airplane into the ground.

I see no evidence of engine failure or anything else in any of the grainy ass videos.

Taylorbok said:

I really don't think he's asking as a PRS or ELR shooter.

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Did you happen to notice the title of the thread…? and the title of the sub-forum we’re in…?

Sure seems strange the OP titled the thread “ELR/PRS sight in” if they weren’t asking about ELR/PRS…

Hunt Day 4 - Alaska:

Up until this time, everyday we hunted glassing spot #1 in the morning and spot #2 in the evenings. For some reason I really wanted to hunt #2 that morning. We hiked up to our spot and was burning up so we dropped our pants and aired out and before we got too cold layered back up again. I grabbed our call (laundry detergent bottle with the bottom cut out) and really beat the snot out of some willows then let out about 6 bull grunts.

I threw up the binoculars and within 30 seconds, “BIG BULL RIGHT THERE!!”

He was about a mile away and looking in our direction. As soon as I saw him I knew I didn’t need to measure him, he was a shooter… and he started coming in on a string!

We lost him in the alders for a few minutes so we took the opportunity to make it around the hill we were on and cut the distance a couple hundred yards. My cousin was about 20 yards above me and I was laying prone with my rifle over my pack. He still wasn’t showing himself so I motioned to my cousin to rake a little. He raked and a few seconds later he popped over a small hill at 475 yards and stared in our direction. He turned and raked the alders for a few seconds and then lifted his head and steam rolled out of his nostrils.

I’m comfortable shooting that distance but felt he was going to keep coming so I held off. I went ahead and measured him on the reticle and was getting between 13 and 14moa. Rough calculations in my head was telling me he was at least 60”.

He dipped down again in some thick stuff and we again lost him for a few minutes. I had my cousin rake one last time and then THERE!.. he popped out over to the left broadside.

Rangefinder – 390yds

Dialed the Scope - 4moa

My crosshairs landed right behind the shoulder – BOOM!!!... WHACK!!! As I racked another round in I glanced up from my scope and saw he looked like he was hit hard.

Crosshairs again behind the shoulder – BOOM!!!...WHACK!!! He turned 90 degrees and started walking away.

Crosshairs on his rear end – BOOM!!!... WHACK!!! I lifted my head and didn’t see him so I looked up at my cousin and he was smiling with his finger pointing down.

I jumped up and ran up the hill to my cousin, elated and hugged him! I couldn’t believe what just happened.

Being there 2 years ago for my uncles and fathers bulls was an incredible experience but for the last 2 years I wondered what that felt like, to walk up to my own moose. How would I feel? What would I say?

We had to go down, cross a ravine and come back up. Finally I spotted a paddle. As I walked up to him I felt a big lump in my throat… all I could think about was my father, my wife and everything I had poured into this very moment. It may sound silly to some, but I’ve never wanted anything more.

He was everything I ever wanted in a bull and some…

oneshot86 said:

Maybe not a bet, but rather the stupid accent

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After this Karen Read trial, I'll take an Aussie accent over a Boston accent any day!

Well, Brian would probably harte it but

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