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The other day we were talking about injuries and pain and I remembered bit by my pony Montana when I was 14 years old. He was blind on the left and while I was saddling up he turned his head and grabbed my belly. He just would not let go. I remember how much that hurt but I didn't blame him it...

Must be strong as they are using it on sailboats to replace 19 MM cable wire rigging

Don't know if I replied correctly but in case I didn't - I have several hundred Hornady cases once fired - wet tumbled - sized and primed with CCI BR4.

I have several hundred Hornady cases once fired - wet tumbled - sized and primed.

I did the same with an M14 Fort Dix 1968. Just the sternum and the groin. I could not wait to get my hands on that rifle. The DI took 6 rounds returning from patrol from a guy who didn't know the password. He could still out do me after 8 weeks of basic.

Ditto - have the National Records to prove it.

I visited this statue and was told parents take their naughty children here and warn them that this monster will come for them if they do right.

Congrats to Tobey - he has a great dad too!

I have the same can and do see a very noticeable cold bore POI shift. About 2 1/2" high and 3/4" left. The next two shots will be about 3/4 inch high and then it settles in. I had my gunsmith grind down the mounts so it locks up better which greatly increased accuracy. I have the least POI shift...

I have a nice M1a Scout which I keep for sentimental reasons. I upgrade about five parts and get some acceptable accuracy. Problem is that the rifle was not designed for an optic. Second problem is it was designed to be a rugged battle rifle not a tack driver. I love my M1a all the way back to...

I think Putin has done a much better job than Obama in Syria. He had them give up their chemical weapons and it is now very clear that Assad is a better choice than the radical fundamentalist. Putin has outplayed Obama on every level and with every call because he doesn't respect him and he...

I keep it for sentimental reasons. It was the start of a beautiful obsession.

308 - I would say 200 to start and build to 400 or 500 hundred. Every time I go all in and buy a bunch I find the same brass on sale the next week so I say 200 at a minimum to start.

I have found TAC to be the best allround powder for 556. I load four different rounds. The most accurate proved to be 77 grain SMK on 24 grains of RL10.

I dry fire before live fire to make sure I am set correctly and on target. If I move off center target I dry fire until I am solid and on point. It helps and saves ammo. If you are jerking or not loading the bipod (my biggest errors) you will see the rifle move when dry firing. I don't know why...