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You think I can? I don't want to hit the .308 wall everyone talks about... 🤣🤣
Oh my bad. I wasn't sure if that was a .308 or 6.5 because you said you shot 6.5 this weekend.

If that is a .308 you should head to the 10 yard pistol range. Bullet drop should be manageable at that distance...

Magpul - 2025 New Maztech X4-FCS & X4-LRF

I mean honestly, if it doesn’t matter to most if it’s berry or non berry compliant then it’s all good. For me, I always ask the manufacturer or vendor before buying any lasers. Rather we care if it’s 100 % DOD approved is all up to the buyer. I’m just laying it down to anyone who is concern if it is or not. Really it doesn’t matter.. Believe or not to believe. Let’s move on..

CS Tactical Legit?

And as far back as 10,000 years...

Little is actually known of the Esselen, but anthropologists and historians have drawn a number of conclusions. The Esselen presence in Central California dates back 10,000 years. Evidence suggests that they were drawn here by the hot springs, which were used for healing (the Esselen word for the springs was believed to mean "the god in the waters"). They were a short, stocky people, with dark hair and eyes. Light-skinned at birth, they were reputed to turn a dull black from so much time in the sun. The men had facial hair.

Magpul - 2025 New Maztech X4-FCS & X4-LRF

Don’t we all usually ask the vendors if the lasers we purchasing is berry or non berry? Well at least I do. And they all give an answer.

I wasn’t sure what it was and I just looked it up. It related more to textile stuff like yarn cotton etc.

Also mentioned specialty metal. Would have to look beyond google to figure it out. Could be a way for manufacturers to try to get their products by mentioning it even if it doesn’t apply?