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Spd37 · May 31, 2025

Now $550 steal of a deal

Bacarrat · May 31, 2025

Spd37 · May 31, 2025

Up reduced to $1500

jljames81 · May 31, 2025

Dr. Strangeglove said:
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...

MrSmith · May 31, 2025

cas6969 said:
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Don't be fooled, this is AI generated. You can tell by looking at that guys hand that holds the knife.

Thank you,
MrSmith

GMANINGA · May 31, 2025

@Kang8r thanks.. I am such a knucklehead, I did not realize the “8” denotes the length.

426nut · May 31, 2025

It's time to sticky this thread. E.

Rhed · May 31, 2025

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..

sandhiller · May 31, 2025

BCP · May 31, 2025

If it was some hospital orderly beating up an old man because he didn’t want to put on his shoes it would be condemned. But a cop knocking the snot out of an old fuck over a u turn (that everyone is doing in the background lol) is all normal patriotic stuff.

LeftyJason · May 31, 2025

My shallowest line only shows up at my 6th great parents (parents of ancestors born 1750's in Denmark). Moms mom's ancestors.

Maser · May 31, 2025

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CSTactical · May 31, 2025

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.

taseal · May 31, 2025

Rhed said:
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.

Google Search

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?

taseal · May 31, 2025

For an all in one at that price get a DNT thermnight 335r. Built in lrf too.

Or get a hydra clip on

Rhed · May 31, 2025

Stick449 said:
Berry compliancy only refers to textile products.

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.

Google Search

taseal · May 31, 2025

For the right deal, why not? Just know your numbers when using it. Look at the eliminator series. It doesn’t even have moa or mils. It’s literally unit of dots. Who cares. It’s the same math but n in annoying imperial fractions lol.

CSTactical · May 31, 2025

Origins

Distribution map of the Esselen language in California prior to contact with European cultures
Archaeological and linguistic evidence indicates that the original people's territory once extended much farther north, into the San Francisco Bay Area, until they were displaced by the entrance of Ohlone people. Based on linguistic evidence, Richard Levy places the displacement at around AD 500.[2][3] Breschini and Haversat place the entry of Ohlone speakers into the Monterey area prior to 200 B.C. based on multiple lines of evidence. Carbon dating of excavated sites places the Esselen in the Big Sur since circa 2630 BCE.[4] Recently, however, researchers have obtained a radiocarbon date from coastal Esselen territory in the Big Sur River drainage dated prior to 6,500 years ago (archeological site CA-MNT-88).[5]

-Richard

EddieNFL · May 31, 2025

waveslayer said:
It's actually the Libtards

Semantics

codym · May 31, 2025

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Already bodied my 223 ack

waveslayer · May 31, 2025

EddieNFL said:
I think they exist because we have a California.

It's actually the Libtards

Maser · May 31, 2025

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His view on legalizing weed is straight out of the Nixon handbook. He's funny and all, but tries too hard to be an edgelord.

EddieNFL · May 31, 2025

hlee said:
"You now all of those safety warning labels? They're there because someone did that..." Bill Engvall (Paraphrased)

I think they exist because we have a California.

CSTactical · May 31, 2025

Ronws said:
So, if any one could lend a hand, it would be you.

Interesting how tribes and peoples often were described by something simple.

For example, the word kansas means "people of the south wind," also the inspiration for the hit song by the band, Kansas. Slight side story:

One of the things that irked Steve Walsh, the most well known singer and the one everyone knows, was people asking about his heritage and if he was native american. He has that look but does not know because he was adopted and evidently could not get the information and now is not interested. Granted, Steve is a bit shy. Second singer and violinist Robby Steinhardt often did the patter between songs.

Now, how do I celebrate that my maternal grandfather was from Germany?

I think many people take for granted that they know their family’s history, I’m 51 and will never know who my paternal grandfather is. I couldn’t even confirm my indigenous side from my maternal grandfather until he passed away. Thank goodness one of my cousins that I didn’t know until recently did all the legwork on our indigenous background and lives in the area. The missions apparently have good record keeping so our ancestry is traced back to the late 1700’s. So my boys and I have been in a tribe for over 6 years. It’s very interesting to say the least.

Richard

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