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My wedding business was robbed during renovations yesterday and I need funds to replace a bunch stolen light fixtures and tools I lost.

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Asking 1750$ shipped but I’ll take the best offer

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Justice Alito Wrecks ATF’s ‘Ghost Gun’ Argument: Are Eggs and Peppers an Omelet?


Justice Samuel Alito wrecked the government’s defense of the ATF “ghost gun” rule during oral arguments Tuesday by asking if eggs and peppers are an omelet.

Breitbart News reported that the case is Garland v. VanDerStok, and it is focused on ATF Final Rule 2021-05F. A central part of this rule was redefining what the word “firearm” means so as to designate “partially completed pistol frames” and other gun parts as “firearms.”

Justice Alito asked about “components” and the way they are defined in relation to a “weapon.”

He asked, “Here is a blank pad and a pen. Is this a grocery list?” The government answered no, citing numerous uses for the pad and pen.

He followed up by asking, “If I put on a counter some eggs, some chopped up ham, some chopped up pepper and onions, is that a western omelet?” The government again answered no, again citing “well-known other uses” for the eggs, ham, etc.

Justice Amy Coney Barrett followed Alito by asking if the omelet analogy would change if the ingredients were purchased from Hello Fresh. The government answered in the affirmative.

Justice Neil Gorsuch followed up, asking about the scope of “ordinary meaning,” as applied to “every noun” used by Congress or the U.S. Code — if it can be used to see Alito’s pad and pencil as a grocery list. Therefore, Gorsuch suggests there “has got to be a line that makes [the government’s] theory the case.”

Gorsuch noted that as recently as 2021 “the government represented that an unfinished frame or receiver does not meet the statutory definition of a firearm.”

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Case annealing not that duanting

This always seem to to be one of the most divisive subjects, where everyone thinks they have a secret trick but nobody can prove why their method is any better.

Having watched the era of the homereloader annealing cases begin and reloaded my first seveal thousand cases in an era before it started. I always wonder when people talk about annealing and what it does for them. How many rounds they reloaded before they started annealing. How many firings they were accustom to getting out of a case. How often they were splitting necks. As compared to the present.

I routinely made it to 15 without loosing more than a couple to split necks before I started annealing. I rouitey had acceptable verticals out to 1k without annealing.

I would guesstimate I split less necks now by a little. I split a couple necks in some 7-8x 6 arc brass recently. I went ahead and annealed the brass and haven't split another they are at 11 now.

Could the temperature range to get acceptable results is much wider than people think? As evidenced by the fact that everyone says their process works. Is it much easier to do than people make it out to be?

In my opnion the most important part of the process is dealing with oxidation inside the neck afterward. After that most of us aren't shooting the diffrence anyway. 🙈🙉🙊 I know half of sniperhides brass isn't making it past 4 or 5x before the pockets give out. 🤣🤣🤣

Thoughts, rants, dissertations, adhominem, poems, shit slinging, monkey sounds and slap fighting, all welcome here. I don't judge.🤣🤣🤣

Match Ammo "Shelf Life"

Hi guys, first post on the form. Ive recently started to reload precision .223 for my cmp service rifle competitions. Since the season doesnt start up till about march I've got alot of time and components just sitting around. Main question is the "shelf life" of match ammo, mainly how long they can sit loaded in a box before they develop any ailments that might hinder their performance. Furthest range I shoot out to is 600 yards.

Ive heard varying times, like 8 weeks, 4 if its stored in a cold environment. Ive also heard about cold welding.
If anyone could share their experiences that would be great :)

Thanks!

40x trigger- which one?

I pulled the trigger from my 40x 22lr rifle to clean. While doing so lost a spring.
I am having a hard time replacing it so I am going to at least get a new trigger so I can continue shooting the rifle.

What will fit it and which should I order?
Ideally I would get a 2 stage lite trigger. It is a target /range gun so I am not so concerned with durability out in the field vs quality trigger pull.
40x experts please advise.