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MK20 · Aug 6, 2025

It's not their responsibility. It's the responsibility of the individual carrying the gun, just like in normal life.

Prknives · Aug 6, 2025

sirhrmechanic · Aug 6, 2025

https://www.breitbart.com/sports/2025/08/06/watch-seattle-kraken-player-mascot-charged-by-grizzly-bear-during-alaskan-photoshoot/

Apparently, the Kraken nearly became a bear turd!

Sirhr

sirhrmechanic · Aug 6, 2025

5 wounded now being reported. (First report I saw had 4 dead). Now upgraded

My first reaction was "Tranny or similar Rump Ranger... "

My second reaction was "Amish."

Well here ya go!

Sirhr

Bgrant670 · Aug 6, 2025

Firm?

c1steve · Aug 6, 2025

I have a 5 cu. ft. chest freezer. It easily holds half a 800 lb. cow once cut and wrapped. If you buy a whole cow/whole beef you may be able to have it dry aged. This improves the flavor, makes it more tender, and costs about $10/lb. hanging weight.

The ranch sent the carcass to the butcher. The butcher offered vacuum packing or double paper wrapped. The double wrapped seemed to work just as well as the vacuum packed. We have many options, see the image.

I will never go back to store bought beef.

Prknives · Aug 6, 2025

supercorndogs · Aug 6, 2025

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Man ain't that some DEI math by the poster. .2 and 4.9 per captia is not almost the same. It is in fact 24.5 times more. Now multiply 8.3x24.5. Spoiler it's 204 just like the 15-24 category. So the numbers remain pretty steady.

st1650 · Aug 6, 2025

I swapped the TT Diamond 1stage (6oz) to a BnA 2 stage for my early gen RimX because I was getting ignition issue (soft strikes about 5% of the time) due to the the sear height. It's somewhat of a known issue that can be resolved by filing down the cocking piece.
They certainly have a bit more overtravel post break and for a 22 it did affect my shooting negatively slightly initially, also I think I'll need the wider gator shoe. It did resolve the soft strikes, haven't had one in 1000+ rounds.

Still not 100% sold on it, might pull it to put on a hunting gun where it would make more sense

smarcus · Aug 6, 2025

All great rifles but I would grab the LMT so I could easily swap out the barrel and bolt to 6ARC or 6.5 Grendel. If it's purely for 5.56 I think the KAC is the more elegant solution. On a seperate note A Geissele would be a great option also and for me a G 6mm Arc 14.5 would be tits. Plus You can always add a 5.56 super duty upper later.

mi650 · Aug 6, 2025

22 cu ft freezer right after putting 1/2 a cow in. There's various other stuff, including a deer or 2.

ETA: And yea, a lot of it was burger.

021411 · Aug 6, 2025

Individual F4 filed the morning of 8/4 and approved today 8/6 during lunch time. Still super fast.

SkyScrapin · Aug 6, 2025

updated

SkyScrapin · Aug 6, 2025

5.7 ammo sold
1,500rnds T308T sold

stefan73 · Aug 6, 2025

diggler1833 said:
Well... I didn't.

I've had the random check before. Never did anyone ever get wanded. Run the dog through my truck all you want, gun is on ne.

I share your frustration. I just ignore the B.S.

There was a Major with a CCW that forgot to secure his pistol when coming onto post at Fort Leavenworth. At the gate he realized that he forgot he had his pistol on him and without being asked he apologized to the gate guard and said that he has a CCW and asked if he could put the pistol away. He was detained and was quickly removed from the military. For him, honesty didn't pay.

Wormydog1724 · Aug 6, 2025

From my 18" KAC LPR Mod 2 between 08/2020 to 05/2025

18" KAC LPR Mod 2
Bullet	Rounds	Groups	Avg MOA	Powders
Sierra 77gr SMK	552	109	0.93	AA2250, Shooters World Precision Rifle, H322
Nosler 77gr HPBT CC	188	41	1.095	AA2230-C, CFE223, H322
Hornady 73gr ELDM	116	21	1.216	AA2230-C, H322, AA2520
Hornady 68gr BTHP	50	9	1.207	Shooters World Precision Rifle, H322
Hornady 55gr VMAX	10	1	0.86	H322
Hornady 55gr FMJ	5	1	0.86	AA2460
Factory Seconds 55gr BTHP	5	1	0.86	AA2460
IMI 55gr FMJ M193	15	2	2.725	Factory
Wolf Steel 55gr FMJ	3	1	0.75	Factory
Federal 55gr FMJ	10	1	2.43	Factory
Federal 50gr JHP	10	1	1.88	Factory
Hornady 50gr VMAX	10	1	1.27	H322
Hornady 40gr VMAX	10	1	0.85	H322
	984	190	1.038

If anybody has any specific questions about any projectiles or powder combos, I'd be happy to share my experiences with it and some groups.

jrhtx · Aug 6, 2025

RCBS Chargemaster 98923
Like new Chargemaster in the original box with instruction manual. Has all the parts and includes a small straw outlet (brass) AND an Area 419 tray and cup. Powder cylinder still has the factory wrap on it.
$325 shipped to lower 48

Ohaus DU-O-Measure powder measure
Good condition Ohaus thrower. Will throw large (rifle) and pistol(small) charges by just rotating the drum. Includes a set of instructions from the internet.
$80 shipped to lower 48

RCBS Uniflow. Not sure what version. Includes both large and small drums and parts to throw rifle and pistol load. All parts in the photo only. Nothing missing that I am aware of. Instructions available from RCBS website.
$80 shipped to lower 48.

RCBS Little Dandy Powder Measure w/ No 13 rotor (new).
$40 Shipped to lower 48.

Only what is shown in the photos are included.
PPFF is the only EPayment or USPS MO.
NO Trades needed.
PM me if you are interested. I will not contact you from a post.

yej0001 · Aug 6, 2025

stefan73 · Aug 6, 2025

chevy_man said:
Crazy thing is the people at the top, and E7 down, are all on board with common sense. It's the bottom officer ranks that act like middle management and do absolutely nothing productive unless it's covering their ass.

You say that but I have met my share of retards that are enlisted and officers. Being a moron and/or risk adverse is not just an officer thing.

The ones that could authorize CC are not bottom ranks, they are your COL and above levels that have political aspirations. Just my opinion aka .02

yej0001 · Aug 6, 2025

wooferocau · Aug 6, 2025

coldboremiracle said:
I wouldn't recommend pulling the sear. Its is a little more complicated than some would be comfortable with. Also, it isn't very hard to damage the receiver getting the pins out and back in.

Yes agree...
The pins are a VERY tight fit and you need to make a "pilot" pin to extract the main. You also need to make a guide to re insert the pin so you do not damage the receiver on re install of the pins. The domed head on the pins allows a normal pin punch to "slip" and damage the receiver.

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