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DuneBoer · Aug 7, 2025

Terry Cross said:
.....No Way are they going to use Mil assets for this job.

I can confirm that Fed LE will use military aircraft when needed. Also military contracted ships under military control. In my day we used USMC, USAF, USA ships/pilots all the time. Also used SAT contract ships (Southern Air Transport) OCONUS.

Hawk in WY · Aug 7, 2025

Your sample size is too small.

Any of those will do for my purposes.

Rubicon Precision · Aug 7, 2025

To clarify. On an empty chamber, there’s two things that stop the bolt from going forward. The front of the bolt against breech end of the barrel or the bolt handle on the receiver.

chrome · Aug 7, 2025

TheOE800 said:
Now please do a 90° cable and trade in program for this remote I’ll never use.

91Eunozs · Aug 7, 2025

The D said:
Fuck that. What the fuck is tuna doing anywhere near a pizza? Fucking Minnesota

It’s actually a very Italian topping… I never heard of it until I went there, but they love that shit on their pizza.

And TBH, it’s actually pretty good on a thinner crust pizza with a white wine/garlic sauce vs. regular tomato-based pizza sauce.

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Rules: Another not really pizza, pizza dinner tonight… “The Pig and Pear”

Bacon and sliced pears with garlic sauce, and some arugula on top; no cheese except for a little parmesan baked into the crust. Went a little overboard with the balsamic vinegar “drizzle” though! LoL

Rubicon Precision · Aug 7, 2025

Clearance could be a mile when locked up, but the bolt handle may be sitting pretty far back allowing contact on an empty chamber.
The marks are a non-issue. As long as the bolt isn't touching the barrel while in battery with a round in the chamber, what ever happens when cycling empty or dry firing doesn’t matter.

secondofangle2 · Aug 7, 2025

RedBreast21 said:
No, but it's a 50 at 2X the distance.

Oh I see your point now. Yes you can lob artillery and if it’s big enough it lands with authority

And of course slower and more consistent wins the game. I have trouble keeping my SDs down on the 50 rounds, personally

secondofangle2 · Aug 7, 2025

RedBreast21 said:
AX50 ELR gets 2585 FPS (mean). I took a video of me chronographing one shot back when I was still using the Labradar:

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This tracks.

littlepod · Aug 7, 2025

BowChamp said:
You've got one on me, I have no idea what the SD/ES numbers are on the ammo I've been shooting. In the last 12 months I've probably shot well over 50 different lot #'s of ammo.

Have you modified the tip of your firing pin to hit inside the rim?

Yes, maybe I could do more -

supercorndogs · Aug 7, 2025

sandwarrior said:
Lived for fourteen years in Minnesota and NEVER had tuna on my pizza there. In contrast had tuna in "hot dishes" all the time.

Someone probably had AI make it and it doesn't know the diffrence between pizza and casserole. Neither does Chicago.

Bigjake83 · Aug 7, 2025

oldrifleman · Aug 7, 2025

Go White Oak

goinghunting · Aug 7, 2025

Longshot231 said:

70,000? Those are rookie numbers...

trob · Aug 7, 2025

Punkur67 said:
I pulled my tag and had to scramble to put something together because i didn't do the load development on my 6.5 saum yet. This is my long range gun that usually sits in a weighted MPA chassis around 25#s. I grabbed a used KRG here in the PX and shed 10#s. I was told by several hunting buddies that my 15# 300wm would be way too heavy. I did an elk hunt and hiked 16 miles in 2 days with that rifle and a full size RRS tripod. I had no issues with the weight. In fact the second day I carried my dad's 12# gun too because the hike was taking a toll on him. My only complaint was that the rifle was balanced in front of the mag, like most my rifles, and it didn't want to hang on the sling like an ass heavy rifle would. I wasn't too worried because I have done a handful of 2 day nrl hunter matches with my match gun a few ounces short of 16#s with no issues. I was able to shoot my elk at 763 yards with this setup and my shot his at 753 yards with it too

Makes sense. I didn’t realize mine was so heavy. We are limited to 16lbs here, so a shade under 15 was a little too close. I’m just waiting on the 24” carbon proof to put the new one together. The proof is almost (.3oz) as light as the factory barrel, so I’m anticipating 10.5lbs.

CamW · Aug 7, 2025

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Buttersdad · Aug 7, 2025

Up, $2800 shipped for the chassis and atlas cal bipod

CamW · Aug 7, 2025

smdub · Aug 7, 2025

45-90 said:
My neck size is .537" plus or minus .001".

I understand everything you said and how the cartridge works. Absent a SAAMI spec the wikipedia numbers were all I had to go in. Adding up the bullet diam and the brass thickness didn't add up . Your 0.537" makes sense. The wiki 0.549 is an impossible number as its BIGGER than the bullet + unturned brass neck - which would be impossible to headspace. I don't have a cartridge or reamer in front of me yet but I knew something was off.

I already have a bullet swager as I've been buying as many M33 pulls as I can afford/store for the 50BMG guns. One of the big reasons I'm interested in 510 Whisper. I have the bullets. I have a VERS50 suppressor. I have the slow powders. I love 300BLK subs. I just need the big gun!

Eostech · Aug 7, 2025

JAS-SH said:
The latest as of tonight news is that gay people are pushing their message hard. Not a problem. a true gay person is a genetic cul-de-sac. So have at it - pretty please...

Good thing they are not allowed to adopt children in most western countries.

Constant_Impingement · Aug 7, 2025

Longshot231 · Aug 7, 2025

It's been a while so I'll open with a full house, three Jacqueline Bissets and a pair of Rachel Wards.

Cold_Bore_88 · Aug 7, 2025

oldrifleman said:
criterion barrels are not known for consistency. I would opt for a proof, PVA, Craddock RTR or White oak barrel instead.

I am considering a Craddock but all of their RTRs are out of stock with a long wait.

Thanks for the feedback.

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