redneckbmxer24 said:

If you think a $300-$400 custom fit rail on a rifle advertised to accept R700 rails and rebarreling a factory rifle that has an MOA guarantee that it won't meet is the answer or even remotely logical then you're a bigger idiot than I previously thought.

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Your are right, I have never heard of anyone rebarreling an action. Nope. Not common at all.

Longshot231 said:

Throwing Trump in jail will do get him another 500,000 votes.

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Or a Revolution.

How much for just the micrometer

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According to plan.

lariat said:

The entire EV market is taking a collective dump. Ford lost something like 1.3 BILLION dollars on EVs the first quarter of this year. Even the chinese EVs are stacking up in Europe.

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Eventually, there is always a downside to the Kool-Aid drinking.

Pm sent

babyguppy said:

Elon Musk issues brutal email to Tesla staff as he goes 'absolutely hardcore' and fires two senior executives, his entire Supercharger team, and moves to lay off hundreds more employees​

Elon Musk goes 'absolutely hardcore' with lay offs

Elon Musk sent an email to staff announcing plans to go 'absolutely hardcore' with layoffs and revealed he fired executives Rebecca Tinucci (top right) and Daniel Ho (bottom right).

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The entire EV market is taking a collective dump. Ford lost something like 1.3 BILLION dollars on EVs the first quarter of this year. Even the chinese EVs are stacking up in Europe.

babyguppy said:

Pretty hard, since Ford got rid of the greatest engine of all time.. in gas ...460.
The ford 460ci engine loved 2 things
1) to pull
2) to drink gas

good times

1969 cobra jet mustang says,, big engine isn't just for trucks.
k, losing point of thread

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Pass everything but a gas station.

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Throwing Trump in jail will do get him another 500,000 votes.

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_Windrider_ said:

Try connecting to internet via PC and updating via garmin express

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I found the garmin express software on their website. I installed it, but it was unable to find my watch once I did. However, the watch just started working again while my pc was searching for it. I had to go into to settings and disconnect it to from my watch for it to sync to my phone. It's uploading an update now. Wish me luck.

lariat said:

This is 100% the answer.

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If you think a $300-$400 custom fit rail on a rifle advertised to accept R700 rails and rebarreling a factory rifle that has an MOA guarantee that it won't meet is the answer or even remotely logical then you're a bigger idiot than I previously thought.

lariat said:

This brings up a good point. Why is society so fat? I get the food/ingredient issue, but it seems like there is something way more important going on here. I attribute it to laziness - it is easier and more emotionally to be out of shape than to be uncomfortable and work out, watch what you eat, and have goals. IOW, personal weakness. Most know they are overweight but would just rather not be that disciplined. I’m not talking about those with type 1 diabetes or those with thyroid or other issues.

I’m sure this comment will get people riled up, but that doesn’t make it false. The whole “fat acceptance” thing is a way for vocal overweight people to make public excuses for their own actions that have put them where they are.

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my gf and I are the healthiest people in our social circles. What are things we do that our peers don’t?

• We exercise at a gym 4-5x/week
• We cook our meals
• We don’t snack
• We don’t consume highly processed ingredients (HFCS, seed oils, food dyes, anything we can’t buy off the grocery shelf)
• We (mostly) get 6-8 hours of sleep a night
• We drink alcohol in moderation
• We don’t smoke
• We have active hobbies (hiking, gardening, and tennis)
• We use sunscreen
• We have good hygiene
• We get annual checkups with our docs and dentist
• We have a healthy sex life
• We avoid MSM and social media
• We are actively conscientious of each other and our relationship
• We make big decisions as a team

And the crazy part: we both feel the pressure from every facet of our lives to do the opposite of these things. We frequently ask each other why this “pressure to do wrong” exists in the first place, and more importantly, who is pushing it?

babyguppy said:

House Dems say they’ll block Marjorie Taylor Greene from ousting Speaker Johnson​

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House Dems say they’ll block Marjorie Taylor Greene from ousting Speaker Johnson

House Speaker Mike Johnson's job could be saved by Democrats if Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene triggers a vote for his ouster.

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That's proof enough to let us know which party Johnson represents.

lariat said:

You just negated the ranting argument of your entire thread with this one post. Polish your turd and move on to top shelf - as you said, that's the way it is in the world of consumer goods.

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So I’m your world it’s ok for a rifle guaranteed to shoot MOA to not. I didn’t negate a fucking thing, if a rifle has an accuracy guarantee it should meet it. Minor fitment issues here and there are completely irrelevant to that.

Makinchips208 said:

If I couldn’t have bought a rail that actually fit the action, then I would have manufactured my own pic rail that actually fit, from scratch, from stress relieved bar stock.

Would have re drilled and tapped the action to take larger screws also.

And would not have relied on a girlfriend for info.

Then I might have done homework on what replacement barrel I would get.

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Totally unreasonable to have to machine a custom fit rail to an action advertised to work with standard R700 stuff. Rebarreling a $900 factory rifle is also retarded when you can buy an Origin or CDG for that.

It’s quite handy having a girlfriend that’s a PE at times. You’re clearly not an engineer either.

Darryle said:

Serious question, did you see the build of paint on the inlet under the action that I have read about several times in researching this problem?

I haven't had a factory 700/7 action in years, I do have quite a few Defiance actions on builds and plenty of X-Bolts. I bed every single picatinny rail or now my favorite mounts for the lightweight X-Bolt rifles, Warne 2 piece and I don't see this issue manifest itself.

I also think a .010" + gap is excessive, but I don't have the experience to say verbatim it is, I only know what I have personal experience with. I know that I wouldn't accept that and I damn sure would not accept a .036" + gap.

I would like to see you buy a Bergara picatinny rail and give it a go, would eliminate the issue and at least mimic the conditions under which Bergara tested the rifle.

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The paint buildup has been covered at least a few times. How many times do I need to repeat the same shit for people to still not get it?

@hondo1312 easy to work with and great transaction

Bullet Central had the Element Theos 6-36x for $1958. It weighs 36 ounces. Might be out of stock already though.

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I have a Vudoo Priest. Flawless pistol even in the dusty AZ desert. I run it in USPSA and Steel Challenge matches.

Serious question, did you see the build of paint on the inlet under the action that I have read about several times in researching this problem?

I haven't had a factory 700/7 action in years, I do have quite a few Defiance actions on builds and plenty of X-Bolts. I bed every single picatinny rail or now my favorite mounts for the lightweight X-Bolt rifles, Warne 2 piece and I don't see this issue manifest itself.

I also think a .010" + gap is excessive, but I don't have the experience to say verbatim it is, I only know what I have personal experience with. I know that I wouldn't accept that and I damn sure would not accept a .036" + gap.

I would like to see you buy a Bergara picatinny rail and give it a go, would eliminate the issue and at least mimic the conditions under which Bergara tested the rifle.