Favorite Trainer Round
- Bolt Action Rifles
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Agree with @Lightning8, its nice to just throw charges quickly with a 223 using quality bullets costing nearly half the price. I shoot so much more now because of this.
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Join the contestI don’t wonder at all. There’s no question that these are opportunistic accusations. I care not who the ‘defendant’ is or was. Any time someone accuses someone of something 20+ years later, it’s an opportunistic accusation. Period.I always wonder about these allegations and how they don't surface when the event happened but arise later at the most opportune political moment like the deep state cunt who tried to derail Justice Kavanaugh.
Highly recommend the Area 419 mount over rings, but if you go with rings, can’t go wrong with Seekins. They are the best value in quality rings I feel.@ov3rclock3d Like you I have made my choice. Theos it is. went to the range today and had a hell of a time looking for target holes with my Steiner. A buddy was running an Athlon ares 4.5x30 and to be honest, the calarity was better than the Steiner. I could spot the 22lr holes in the target out to 300yds on white paper mid day. I couldn't see my holes though my scope and there was significant CA.... Makes me almost regret selling my Athlon a few weeks ago. The one thing that really kills the Athlon for me is the way in which you have to set the zero stop. This is the 3rd time we have had to do it to my buddies rifle due to changes in the scope rings and mounting bases. I have the opportunity to get a new G3R for a little over $2k.. if the Theos doesn't work out Ill try it next.
Any scope ring recommendations?
Ok, so why can’t we go capture our own little place and create our own laws and if anyone says anything we give them the finger?
Musta been national work on your Toyota week this week...
Yesterday was front strut replacement day on my Tacoma.
What a chore.
Between the rust and loctite some doof used the nuts, having to cut the top studs off to get the assembly out because the press in studs spun out because of the loctite I didn't know about and having to improvise a spring press to disassemble/reassemble the struts it took nearly 6 hours to do both sides.
All that and the only thing really wrong with the old shocks was the eye bushings were shot.
About a month ago I did all 4 ball joints, CV axles, CV axle support bearing, seal and brake rotors/pads and I don't believe it took that long....
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I think they came in cases of 12Has to be. I think just I bought 40. Other guy in this thread bought 50?
got to be more than 250