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    PortaJohn

    I don't know enough about this situation to make an informed opinion, but I DO remember reports from the beginning that terrorists were attacking these sites to either disrupt their effectiveness, or to outright steal the aid for themselves. Is it possible that what we're actually seeing is IDF...
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    Iran go boom

    File photos, more likely.
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    Iran go boom

    "Panic mode"? I think not.
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    2403-yard shot on a can of red bull, sounds like a load of bull.

    Exactly.
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    PortaJohn

    Misleading. Some were dropped, but he's still charged with a bunch.
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    Iran go boom

    Yeah, but wouldn’t it be like trying to smuggle bombs into the US disguised as a truckload of cocaine? “No bombs here, officer. Just a load of everyday coke.” Wouldn’t you disguise it with something that’s common, and most especially, LEGAL?
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    Iran go boom

    Hahaha! (That’s racist. Shame on you). Hahaha!😂
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    Iran go boom

    Jasmine has entered the chat.
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    2403-yard shot on a can of red bull, sounds like a load of bull.

    A few years ago, @tnichols and I had a conversation about who can really hit a 10” circle (typical vitals zone) at 700 yards on the first shot. The results we observed were dismal, and this from solid positions with known distance and no time limit (none of which you will likely have in the...
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    Iran go boom

    Ding! Ding! Ding! This reads like something written by someone who spent about five minutes observing how Islamic States operate, and noticed there was a trend.
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    Iran go boom

    Well, my “mileage” tells me to immediately discount anything put forth by any Islamic State propaganda arm until absolutely proven, and then I still doubt it for a while.
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    2403-yard shot on a can of red bull, sounds like a load of bull.

    ^Word. But I do think that ethical hunting is important. As Dirty Harry said, “A man’s got to know his limits.” If you’re confident, take the shot (and that means a lot of different things based on the experience of the shooter). If not, there are other days afield. Dominion over the animals...
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    Iran go boom

    That reads like it was written by Baghdad Bob (or, Tehran Tom?) himself. Oh, wait - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Press_TV Also, “smuggled in a load of alcoholic drinks”. I thought alcohol was banned there? Why would you choose that?
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    Iran go boom

    Exactly the point I was trying to make to our resident expert. This my opinion (emphasis on "opinion"): From the moment I heard about the strike, I thought I'd be very surprised if it was 100% effective at permanent destruction. I'd also be very surprised if it were 0% effective. I do expect it...
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    Iran go boom

    Mike Waltz, NSA
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    Garmin Xero C1 Pro chronograph

    I had the MS3 before the LR came out. I ditched it immediately upon trying the LR. Yes, you need external battery pack, external trigger for suppressors, but I really never had much trouble out of it. No stupid strap, and no change in POI or group size were awesome. Of course, I only shoot on a...
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    Iran go boom

    Yet here you are, constantly presenting "conclusive proof" of the effects that fit your narrative. Again, who is Thomas Keith?
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    Garmin Xero C1 Pro chronograph

    Credit were due: It was awesome compared to the competition when it was first released. But times have changed "biggly", and they did not.
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    Iran go boom

    I don’t believe anything either side says at this point. By the way (again), who is Thomas Keith?
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    Boeing down in India

    They (Germans) did it before us, but it was not just testing. It was operational on a few of our aircraft in 1943, and common on a lot of our Types by 1944.
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