Veteran "with a special skill set" murders his own 3 little girls
- By diggler1833
- The Bear Pit
- 13 Replies
Bury him neck-deep in a nice, big fire ant mound and come back in a couple days.
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
No I understand the slop reasoning, I was just curious as to where that slop was on the trg specific pod.Theres a video describing why there's slop in good quality field bipods on mark and sam after work.
And just to confirm, by 'play', do you mean back and forth, or cant.Lots. Not bad when you preload into it though.
Lots. Not bad when you preload into it though.So is there any play in the system then? (Im hoping not)
Well if you were humpin a ruck in the jungle, you were already dehydrated I'm assuming due to the humidity. I'm guessing half of your electrolyes were already gone. Though, the water you drank; it had no minerals in it? And where were you getting all the water from on a jungle training op? That's crazy.It has in fact happened to me….. in Central America during a training in the jungle def drank too much water… needed IV for potassium due to nutrients being purged…. Major PVC! Not fun
So is there any play in the system then? (Im hoping not)No, there is the option of canting with TRG bipods.
Yep. I grew up fantasizing bout the 700. Bought my first at 19, and thought it was tits. I grew up, and finally realized why allllll the gunsmiths kept telling me the same thing when asking for quotes on building the action up; buy something else. They were right. The 700 SUCKS. I have 2 because they were builds built on old rifles that I loved, but that's the only reason. After owning tikkas, howas and other guns I would never ever do anything on another 700 again. My M40A1's actually going to be built on a howa because I just cant stand screwing with all the idiosyncrasies of the 700 any longer. I actually prefer my old 721 over my 700's to be honest.The only reason I can see for a R700 with all the options available today is if you are building an M40 or M24 clone. That's what I did and its the only reason I own one. Even kept the OEM trigger. I thought the M700 was the pinnacle of bolt action rifles because of the venerable old M40A1. Then I shot an FN SPR and thought: this is what the M40 should have be built on.
Or unless you have nostalgia for a classic deer rifle like a Remington 700 BDL. I love it's classic looks, but I'll never buy one unless it's a vintage make, a deal that I cannot pass up and just falls into my lap. I will not go shop for or pursue one.
As a basis for a modern, custom build, no.
AG