Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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I'm positive that you will never, ever forget that moment and that day.
Thank you for posting that.
I am amused that some people on this forum exhibit how little they know about how rifles, scopes and bullets actually work then at the same time, they think they are qualified to offer forensic analysis of the first ever examples of commercial airliners crashing into tall buildings at 500kts.
I am 100% convinced our government is deceptive, coercive, manipulating, self serving and evil.
They in some way are likely complicit or at least negligent in the 9/11 events but people I know that were at the Pentagon and Lower Manhattan that day leave no doubt that big ass planes full of people were flown into big ass buildings full of people that day.
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The same folks who say 44.2 gr of h4350 is a “middle of the road, normal pressure load” for a 6.5 creed and a 156 EOL at mag length too……
Its OK, they all know more about my work too.
Screw years of education and training and more than 2 decades of varied and quite intense experience.
Its OK, they all know more about my work too.
Screw years of education and training and more than 2 decades of varied and quite intense experience.
I’ll be dammed, you mean the primer isn’t supposed to fall out after you shoot it?
But i weld in my basement so im a structural engineer
So I understand how a 100 story building acts when a jet crashes into it…
You know because its made of metal and i have a 110v mig welder
You are the one that wandered out on thin ice…
I hear your turds just fall out, why shouldn’t your primers?
Problem with that strategy is transmitting signals back to earth. Most radio waves have a tough time passing through solids and liquids. Apparently there’s secret squirrel tech that nuke subs use to transmit while submerged, but i don’t know the first thing about it or the general physics behind radio. I’m dumb as hell.
It's the sorting triangle.
Kinda like the Harry Potter sorting hat but you hold it up to your ass on one side and the other side tells you if you're a LTPQBG...
That happens when you hang out with you assholes (feigns innocence)
Calm down sister, we already know you are a size queen.
Now, now, you two calm down, go get a room and work things out.
Was that some ATF agent that thought it was a kitten?
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I definitely understand the no thin bag thing, however stupid it is in reality.
I recall my first flight into the Bush.
Landed in Kotzebue. Fucked around most of that day and took a Cessna 172 flight into Buckland the next day. I was the only passenger and the rest was freight and mail. The pilot was about my age and maybe a bit cocky but I was fine with that because he was flying in low and showing me shit.
As we came up to Buckland, we over flew the city dump from the prevailing downwind side. There were those thin plastic bags downwind from the dump for many miles. I was appalled. Paradise lost and all. They are definitely an eyesore. At that time, they were used by many folks as the initial shit container. Take a shit, wipe your ass, tie it up and place in the bigger plastic bag. Haul to the dump later.
However, they pose no more threat to the environment than the plastic bottles your ketchup, mustard, milk, etc come in. In fact, being so thin, they will degrade in the sunlight faster.
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Unfortunately, doesn't need to be very accurate. People are pretty wide. A couple MOA is enough.
I wasted all my time learning how to load quality ammo when I could have just watched this video. I especially like their powder trickler and brass crimper.
When you look very closely at the last frame scanning across the right side of the range, it looks like this is no more than 100m. Hard not to miss steel at 100.
