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Ukraine war Bullshit.

Emerson0311
sharac said:
Use AI to gameolay few scenarios were basically done for, there is no way to fix this best case is orwellian new duo/tri polar world with serious population reduction AND much lower quality of life. All other scenarios are either impossible to implement (no political will and population unwilling to accept reality of less pain now for longer time vs kick the can) or are incompatible with human life (like increased radiation and local “hotspots with extreme sunburn”).
So pour yourself a glass while you can and tell fuck off to those who need to hear it.
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Look at Japan after the nukes they dealt with. Not such a big deal. Or consider half a dozen neutron bombs in major metropolitan areas worldwide. The infighting right now is just the elites jockeying for position to avoid being on ground zero. Also, just like a kid taking the last sweet treat off the table, they are greedy selfish little people with delusions of grandeur.
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DeLane Development Group Rimfire Ventures

RAVAGE88
Artois said:
This is more asking from a place of limited knowledge. My personal experience is with the Bergara B14r and CZ457. The biggest issue I have with my Bergara is getting the different aftermarket options and factory magazines to work in different chassis magwells. From what I have experienced personally and watched form other shooters in my area the CZ457s don't have issues feeding. Mechanically it seems that taking the chassis variations out of the equation could help. This could be my misunderstanding of what is going on. I know the Bergara isn't produced at the level of precision that the Vudoo/Rimx actions are so that maybe part of the problem. There is also the fact that most Bergara users myself included are trying to use magazines that aren't technically designed for the Bergara but for the Vudoo/Rimx rifles with the Bergara being an after thought. I believe the new magazine from L3i is the first to be specifically design for it.
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Ah, gotcha, and you basically nailed it already. There are less issues induced in the CZ457 because there’s less parts from anyone other than CZ being thrown at those rifles that create feeding/cycling issues.

With a platform footprint that’s been out in the market since 1962, there are more companies throwing parts into the mix that don’t adhere to the origins of what it means to truly be compatible.

So, all these outages stack up, but it’s more convenient to blame a magazine when there’s tilting, nosediving and other issues, and of course, there are now followers and adjustable gadgets on the market that actually aren’t a solution.

The AICS style Rimfire Magazine is a purpose designed and manufactured magazine, as it performs within the realm of necessity when considering the host it interfaces with.

To use a smaller scale magazine intended for a different host creates the same issues as the multitude of components with varying dimensional origins.

When it comes to proper feeding/cycling, it’s truly as simple as sticking to foundational information.

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Elon in meltdown mode. H1B visa more important than Americans.

Emerson0311
Holliday said:
In before someone tally’s the welfare low paid workers get that subsidizes “poor” companies like Walmart raking in mega $$$$.

Too much of our tax dollars back fill for greedy companies who use those tax dollars to stamp out competition.

Mandating minimum wage hikes to solve the predatory nature of the free market is as stupid charging tariffs to level the playing field with foreign competition……..🤔 oh wait.

A free market should be competitive NOT predatory. It is true that min. wage hikes often have bad outcomes. This should not be an excuse for having companies RAPE our economy and not treat workers fairly. The trick is to find ways to incentivize companies to do this of their own volition.

I have always wondered why there is not more profit sharing and employee ownership. Build in a system so as your company does better the employees do too. If the company does poorly the employees carry that too.

My brother has an ownership stake in a large environmental engineering firm. The 9 to 5ers get their pay but people like my brother, who worked their freaking ass off, have an opportunity for a partnership not unlike a law firm.
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The reason this doesn’t happen more often is that owners see the $$$ they could keep, and then shut down the profit sharing process. Also, owners don’t have the brains and balls to run off low producers that they like or identify with. Even when it comes to hourly pay, owners will generally smile when paying $5 less/hr, but forget that that savings cost them several semi truck tires and missed loads last week alone. The careful annd experienced guy that you get for another $5/hr wouldn’t have made those mistakes. Everybody wants a free lunch. “That $hit ain’t free bro”.
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Training Your Replacement

Maggot
ironman56 said:
As far as the Union work ,I argue that point I was a non-union Ironworker for 12 years before I joined the union , and actually had to take a pay cut at first , but within a year I was making 5.00 above scale. The union companies will almost always pay the good hands above scale and the dead weight bums make the minimum, and the bums are the 1st ones cut when the job slows down , and the top producers will never get laid off , because they might not be available when the next job starts so the company will pay then to cut grass or something to keep them on the payroll, but that is in Texas , and when I ran work out of state for the company, I would get some real turds , and it was hard to fire them , but not impossible, retired now and don't miss that shit show at all
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Unions were/are a necessary evil.

Company Store.

Sadly they've become onerous, and as bad as the companies they were created to protect the workers from.
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DNI Tulsi Gabbard releases report on Treasonous Conspiracy against Trump

Emerson0311
theLBC said:
pretty sure andrew weissmann was running the show anyway. mueller was already a senile puppet back then.

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Death or “dementia care”. Sure, I’ll go with dementia. Real or not. Many happy consumers of the C-Vac are well into early stage dementia, decades before it would have happened naturally. Think about how elderly relatives used to think and act. Now take that experience and lay it over what you see from C-Vac 30-65 yr olds now.
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Black wavy marks on brass

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CK1.0 said:
Wet tumbling precision cases = bad (I don’t care how shiny they come out lol). Wet-tumbling is for blaster ammo only.

One can literally see the difference between wet-tumbling vs dry-tumbling on their chronograph (the dry stuff will be the strings with the lower SD/ES numbers).

I use the ultrasonic cleaner for what it’s best at and what I got it for: muzzle brakes.
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The trick for wet tumbling precision cases is to not tumble with pins. Cleans the cases without peening the necks. Also only takes about 30 mins.
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Night Vision 💥 $1,899 Steiner S35 Gen2 BLOW OUT!!💥

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We've run these sales in the past with the Gen 1 Units, but this time around it's an even better deal.

These are brand new units with a full warranty.

$1,899 + Shipping, and to most states, Tax Free. If you call and sweet talk @tam4511 or @wigwamitus, you might get free shipping.

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Features of the Steiner S35 Thermal Riflescope:​

  • Quantum Vision Technology: Best-in-class 640x480 12µm thermal sensor, proprietary software, excellent display resolution
  • 2000 yards Coyote/Hog detection range, 500 yard recognition range
  • 0.4" 1024x768 OLED display
  • 6 color palettes
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  • Manual objective focus
  • 5 bullet/rifle profiles
  • Easy zeroing process
  • 9 user selectable reticle options
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