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I'm stumped...bolt won't close

ShtrRdy
JerkyFreak said:
I don't know if you have a bronze brush. If you do, see if you can brush out the transition (end of case area). If not, you are going to need a lot of Boretech Cu2+ applications to remove that ammount of copper.

Doesn’t look like much of a carbon ring, if any, but you can see a lot of copper at the edge that will just get worse the more you try to chamber a cartridge.

If you can get ahold of the reamer drawing from the previous owner, I think that you will find that the freebore is very close to bullet diameter. I suspect that any secant ogive bullet with a long bearing surface, loaded long, will be scratched by that transition.
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When I saw that my thought was the copper from the bullet jacket is getting scraped off by the carbon.
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Canada lockdown

diggler1833
Taking the rights of citizens away to "protect" them is the antithesis of a free society. But we know that, and have watched it a thousand times in the past couple of decades.

That being said, the amount of fire bugs who are deliberately setting a lot of these fires is concerning. It would be nice to read a story about one of them getting caught and having a little 'frontier justice' administered... accompanying photos of their bodies being lowered from the tree would be a bonus. If it happened a few times, I wonder what the following year's forest fire map would look like? Maybe 25% less?
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Canada lockdown

Emerson0311
supercorndogs said:
Many people believed large portions of COVID cases and deaths were actual COVID cases and deaths too.

Starting arson fires in some of the most remote unpopulated land in the northern hemisphere. Why? If it wasn't being reported 99.999999999999% of the world would still have no idea any of it is on fire.

Some are almost assuredly arson, dont get me wrong. But summer fires in remote overgrown forrests aren't new.

We saw sevral fires along the highway here one day. And they were likley arson. 3-5 fires starting spaced along some of very little Forrester pand in any direction.

I am not sure of the last few have been a poacher covering up the elk he kept killing in that area. Or some sicko. I can say one of the last bad ones started in about a 20ft section that actually had fuel. Staring a fire for miles either other direction down the highway would have burned some grass out of the bar pit.

I have notices over the last few years, they don't even try to find the people who start the fires. It used to be a big deal to find them.
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It’s interesting how many times a new fire on the map is within a few hundred yards, or less, of road access. It seems a lot rarer to see a fire start deep in the wilderness far from where someone could drive to.
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Canada lockdown

lash
Eggman said:
now, look at the last 10 years, or 20.....

wild fires have been a thing long before man has been around, shit, its been a thing for so long that nature has modified itself to profit from fires, making the land and forest healthier after the fire has happened.

sorry your girl lost.....
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😂😂😂

I merely posted some information for your cretin mind to digest. Thanks for making it personal rainbow child.

By the way, I agree with you, so does that mean your girl lost too? 🤔
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Maggie’s Funny & awesome pics, vids and memes thread (work safe, no nudity)

Longshot231
GreenGO Juan said:
Chinese Coast Guard rams a Chinese Navy ship while fucking with a Philippine fishing boat.

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EddieNFL said:
Well, we’ve all seen them drive.
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The names of the Captains of the Chinese Navy ship and Coast Guard vessel have been released. Sum Tee Wong and Ho Lee Fuk have been relieved of duty and ordered to report to Chinese Naval HQ in Beijing.
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Cheap coyote gun help

Harman117
What did you end up getting OP??

I'll reiterate what others have said about Howa and Tikka.

If you have the time/skills, getting a Howa barreled action and bedding it in a laminate stock from Boyds or Richards Micro Fit stocks is my favorite "lowest cost" option. For the mini actions you may want to upgrade the bottom metal from the plastic unit. Or just go with a chassis option.

If you can stretch your budget, Tikka is worth the additional money IMO. Here's my current "lightweight" Varmint gun in .223 Rem:

- Tikka 16" .223 hunter model from EuroOptic, threaded from factory
- Sold the nice OEM walnut stock to fund the KRG Echo
- total rifle cost was probably $900-$1000 (excluding rail/bolt/etc..)

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Note: EuroOptic currently has a Tikka Ranahan .223 Rem model on sale for $730. Includes iron sights and threaded barrel. This would be a SWEET truck gun IMO
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Canada lockdown

supercorndogs
Emerson0311 said:
Many of us believe a large portion of the wild fires in Canada are the result of arson. Those caught are not punished severely. These new government mandates are a revamp of covid mandates designed to hasten 15 minute cities and other 2030 initiatives. The critical component of all these plans is making the majority of the population physically and emotionally dependent on the government for all directions and needs.
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Many people believed large portions of COVID cases and deaths were actual COVID cases and deaths too.

Starting arson fires in some of the most remote unpopulated land in the northern hemisphere. Why? If it wasn't being reported 99.999999999999% of the world would still have no idea any of it is on fire.

Some are almost assuredly arson, dont get me wrong. But summer fires in remote overgrown forrests aren't new.

We saw sevral fires along the highway here one day. And they were likley arson. 3-5 fires starting spaced along some of very little Forrester pand in any direction.

I am not sure of the last few have been a poacher covering up the elk he kept killing in that area. Or some sicko. I can say one of the last bad ones started in about a 20ft section that actually had fuel. Staring a fire for miles either other direction down the highway would have burned some grass out of the bar pit.

I have notices over the last few years, they don't even try to find the people who start the fires. It used to be a big deal to find them.
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