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Just so we’re clear. Frank isn’t saying to never use a brush. Perhaps this has already been mentioned.

My underlining:


This is a post in which he details how he cleans:

I’ve also attached his pdf cleaning method that came straight from him.

He isn’t against all abrasives or brushes, just never use a brush with an abrasive. Never drag a brush over the crown. And he says to stay clear of JB red. He uses the blue JB or REM 40x cleaners every 300 rds or so, and cleans the same day as the shooting.
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What MOA dot for target Aquisition on bolt guns?

What MOA dot for target Aquisition on bolt guns?

  • 1 MOA RMR

    Votes: 3 33.3%
  • 3.25 MOA RMR

    Votes: 1 11.1%
  • 6.5 MOA RMR

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • 2.5 MOA ACRO

    Votes: 1 11.1%
  • 3.5 MOA ACRO

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • 2 MOA T2

    Votes: 2 22.2%
  • 1 MOA SRO

    Votes: 2 22.2%
  • 2.5 MOA SRO

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • 5 MOA SRO

    Votes: 0 0.0%

Hey guys,

Reposting this in comp thread as I hope it gets better traction!

Looking to get some feedback from the group running RMR/SRO/Aimpoint/etc on top of 20+ zoom scopes for target acquisition out to 900 yards. Is a more definitive small dot like a 1 moa RMR the way to go? Should an easier to pick up 6.5 MOA RMR be better? something in the middle?

Pictures with feedback is always appreciated. I would be running a Vortex Razor G2 4.5-27 and a Vortex impact 4000. Using a baldknobber diving board mount for the RMR/SRO for reference so i will be using an RMR. see below link and picture.
https://baldknobberarmament.com/34mm-rh-rmr-nf-diving-board-mount/
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Prayers being said for Shelia.
I went through it with my first Akita. We had four more good years together before she finally died of old age.
Sorry for your loss, this is the second dog we rescued that has gone through this.
Thank you, all of you. My wife is losing her hearing and Shelia is her ears at night while I'm traveling on business, she is in deed the protector of my wife! We really appreciate everyone's thought's and prayers. (y)

Tariffs and ammo prices?

So the natural response that should have happened already with ammo is more US-based production and manufacturing opportunities for US employees.

The only reason US customers buy foreign-made ammo is because they’ve been under-cutting us on costs, using cheaper labor in Eastern Europe, Mexico, and South Korea.

Combined with anti-gun traitors who also happen to be on Russian and Chicom bribery payroll over the past several generations, there has been a concerted effort to suppress US ammunition-manufacturing capacity.

Look at Council for a Livable World and all the US politicians they have helped get elected illegally with foreign influence. Every one of them reads like a who’s-who of anti-gun, anti-2A legislators.

This whole things is so much bigger than trade. The ammunition industry is a microcosm of a lot of it.

Eurooptic.com?

Honest question - why do people care about having a purchase history on a website?
I have bought something, had it arrive, realized it was awesome and immediately ordered another.

Having an order history makes this easier.

An order history also reminds me of things I've already tried and disliked in case I forget.

Hooray for aging.

-Stan
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Tariffs and ammo prices?

Remember China declared a total people’s war against the US, after having stolen or bribed away tons of our industries since the 1990s under Bush 41, Clinton, Bush 43, Obama, and Biden.

China also has bought off an alarming number of parliamentarians in Canada, as well as Prime Minister Trudeau.

This isn’t about trade. It’s about US total security interests, after we have allowed “allies” and competitors to structure our system in their favor for generations.

Royal Canadian Air Force can’t even man 50% of their broken CF-18 Hornets, which they bought in the early 1980s. That means the NORAD Northern corridor is wide open to penetration and military action if Russia or China want to asset themselves more in the Arctic.

Now the whole Greenland deal falls into light, with Putin challenging Trump saying Trump can’t have Greenland. Punk, do you not remember Khasham in 2018? Don’t make us humiliate your bitch forces again for sport.

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Maggie’s Man's Best Friend Thread

View attachment 8656287Shelia made it through her chemo treatment yesterday, we rang the bell on the way out. It was a great day, that was yesterday.
Today our Dr. found two more tumors.😩😩 More surgery next week.😢😢
Prayers being said for Shelia.
I went through it with my first Akita. We had four more good years together before she finally died of old age.

Tariffs and ammo prices?

Exactly. Enjoy your 400$ running shoes and your 125K basic bitch F150 and then get slaughtered in the midterms and never win another election for the next 20 years because even the most hard core rural voters will start voting dems … for all this nonsense to get reversed anyways. Meanwhile your 401K gets slashed, your allies hates you and have realigned their trade deals with China. Truly this is the power of 6D chess mindset.
Who is going to increase trade deals with China and over what routes?

You realize the US Navy is China’s biggest enabler for trade in-practice? 85% of China’s energy comes from the Persian Gulf (and sea ports protected by the US system), ships around India (China’s biggest rival who shares mutual visceral hate for them), through the Strait of Malacca, up through the South China Sea, and into Chinese sea ports.

China is the most vulnerable in all of this, followed by the EU, Middle East, then the rest.

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Tariffs and ammo prices?

Beef Industry Sees Some Silver Linings As Reciprocal Tariffs Go Into Effect

"President Trump has announced a series of tariffs, scheduled to roll out over the next few days, on some of agriculture’s most significant trade partners. The outcomes could be a net positive for cattlemen, some beef industry members say."

Five Steel Groups Pledge Support for Steel Tariffs, Applaud Actions


The American Iron and Steel Institute (AISI), Steel Manufacturers Association (SMA), Specialty Steel Industry of North America (SSINA), American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) and U.S. OCTG Manufacturers Association (USOMA) today sent a joint letter to the president reiterating the steel industry’s support for steel tariffs under Section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962 and for “the elimination of the steel Section 232 exclusion process that has been exploited as a loophole by foreign producers seeking to avoid tariffs.”