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Anyone know if Old Testament bibles are still available new in print? I'm not an atheist but I don't own a bible, and I'm thinking I might pick one up- just don't want any 'woke' version.


I just ordered this one. It arrives tomorrow. Much larger print. I still have my childhood KJV Bible my mother bought me for my confirmation. But the print is just a little too hard for me to read at this point.
 
I saw that also.

200ft = 66yds = what I would have thought is WAY too close for the closest elevated position on that campus venue.

We have already determined from past incidents including the Mandalay Bay shooting that reporters and posters absolutely suck at terminology.
They have no clue of the difference between feet, yards, furlongs or fathoms.

More food for thought.....

Stop and think what a 30-06 would sound like at 66yds from the muzzle.
A Mauser in '06 wouldn't likely have a suppressor and that bitch would be deafening to the entire crowd. Even with the audio signal compression and nerd shit going on with people's phone vids, the shot report would have still been epic. Yet it was not.

The muzzle blast from a 30-06 would have had everyone videoing with their phone jerk like a motherfucker at the shot. None of the hand held phone vids translate to that.

Honestly I think the 30-06 muzzle report at 200 YARDS would have been more than experienced as well.


Lots of questions and head scratchers for sure.

First video of it I seen sounded like a .22 rifle. And it looked like people didnt reacted to the gunshot report as much as him being shot. Other videos has the more rifle crack but its still not 30-06 loudness . Makes sense that it was suppressed... If not people would have been rocked and looked to where it came from youd think.
 
Anyone know if Old Testament bibles are still available new in print? I'm not an atheist but I don't own a bible, and I'm thinking I might pick one up- just don't want any 'woke' version.

I wonder what bible the Greek Orthodox use?

I want something heavy, thick leather covers, large print format offers lots of pages- that way it could double as a weapon in case I need to beat a tied up foreign enemy with it. :ROFLMAO:
Probably search for King James Bible. Also some good newer translations that are good, but I just use KJV.
I can share a link later if you need reputable sellers. But there are quite a few.
 
All due respect Sirhr....you are wrong.

Tap and die kits with a hand-holder? Sure, if you want a baffle strike or about a dozen other things to go wrong.

Without fixture, alignment, proper OD on the barrel (to match the major diameter of the thread), etc. etc. etc. you are going to gall the front of your rifle...

Not saying it can't be done. But cutting threads on a rifle barrel with a die set takes more skill than doing one with a lathe! At least if you own a lathe, you can chuck the barrel and use the tailstock to align the die. Try it in a vise and you'll end up with barrel buggery.

It's not as easy as it looks!

Sirhr
 
don't you have to remove the barrel from the action to thread it in a lathe?

If the goal is suppression, far better choices than a Mauser and all the complications that poses. Some of those old military rifles can be a bitch to remove barrel from action

Plus when you're shooting supersonic in a crowd of over 1000, very near to some of them, I don't think a can helps your tasks very much

Now if you're 300 yards from crowd, 400 from target, then I get it

We will know soon enough
 
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Been doing an annual read with this since the '90's. Pretty solid references and study notes as well as a chronologic read in a year guide.
Regardless, meditate over God's eternal inspired word and humble yourself to the work of His Spirit.


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Heb 4:12
For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any two edged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.

Be filled and be blessed.
 
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Somebody has been fucking with Paint or PhotoShop.

A professional is not going to want OR need all that mechanical rest bullshit on such a short range setup.

Neither would they overtly skyline themselves like that.


There is SOOOOO much bullshit being slung out there hoping some of it gets clicks or gains traction.
I agree and even more SOOOOO, you can’t believe anything on any internet or social media platform.
 
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don't you have to remove the barrel from the action to thread it in a lathe?

If the goal is suppression, far better choices than a Mauser and all the complications that poses. Some of those old military rifles can be a bitch to remove barrel from action

Plus when you're shooting supersonic in a crowd of over 1000, very near to some of them, I don't think a can helps your tasks very much

Now if you're 300 yards from crowd, 400 from target, then I get it

We will know soon enough

If you just want a one-time use “suppressor” to partially reduce a sound signature/redirect that initial report, I’ve heard (heh, unintended pun) of people simply duct taping a 2-liter bottle filled with shaving cream to the end of a rifle barrel…in Minecraft.
 
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Why’s the fact it’s a Mauser style action so hard for people to understand? Are you saying this is an auto? That bolt action is most definitely not a Browning Automatic Rifle if that’s what you’re saying.
This ...>>>>>........Mauser style action. This is what I read yesterday, 'action'
Not a Mauser, Mauser ACTION
quick search on actions to name a few

Modern rifles that use a Mauser-style action include:
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  • Winchester Model 70
  • Ruger M77
  • CZ 550
  • Remington Model 798
  • Mauser Model 98
  • Interarms Mark X
I believe the news (NYP) is contributing to confusion as well; since most people don't even know the difference from a M16 vs AR vs AK47
news said 'The weapon — an imported .30-06-caliber Mauser bolt-action rifle — was discovered wrapped in a towel'

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Tap and die kits with a hand-holder? Sure, if you want a baffle strike or about a dozen other things to go wrong.

Without fixture, alignment, proper OD on the barrel (to match the major diameter of the thread), etc. etc. etc. you are going to gall the front of your rifle...

Not saying it can't be done. But cutting threads on a rifle barrel with a die set takes more skill than doing one with a lathe! At least if you own a lathe, you can chuck the barrel and use the tailstock to align the die. Try it in a vise and you'll end up with barrel buggery.

It's not as easy as it looks!

Sirhr
What is the OD of a Mauser barrel?

This one is is a 7mm Rem Mag threaded 9/16-24. I don't have a suppressor threaded to that adapter right now- and am too lazy to make the switch for a photo op...

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don't you have to remove the barrel from the action to thread it in a lathe?

If the goal is suppression, far better choices than a Mauser and all the complications that poses. Some of those old military rifles can be a bitch to remove barrel from action

Plus when you're shooting supersonic in a crowd of over 1000, very near to some of them, I don't think a can helps your tasks very much

Now if you're 300 yards from crowd, 400 from target, then I get it

We will know soon enough

No, you can hold in a collet and run with a live center. As long as the action will fit up inside your headstock... or your barrel is long enough to pass through the headstock. See some pictures I posted in the suppressed Contender thread.

Done it a ton of times. Most of the time I will cut the thread on a lathe and then use a die to hand-chase the thread to remove burrs. But not to cut the actual thread. That can be really challenging. Can it be done? Absolutely. But it is much easier to do on a lathe and use a die for touch-up.

For some Troon moron to do it in a dorm room or his parents basement.... and then fit an actual suppressor. Which probably he cannot get... short of 'adapting' a solvent trap (which has to be drilled straight). and it gets tougher.

Dooable? Absolutely 100 percent. But it does take some skill. Ask @Threadcutter308 or John Baker or Frank Green or anyone else here who works with barrels and steel. Heck, it can be fitted with a needle file and a whole lot of patience and some lapping compound. I can cut a thread with a triangular file if you give me long enough. Easy? Nope. Dooable? Yup.

Sirhr
 
Anyone know if Old Testament bibles are still available new in print? I'm not an atheist but I don't own a bible, and I'm thinking I might pick one up- just don't want any 'woke' version.

I wonder what bible the Greek Orthodox use?

I want something heavy, thick leather covers, large print format offers lots of pages- that way it could double as a weapon in case I need to beat a tied up foreign enemy with it. :ROFLMAO:
KJV is what you want.. You can understand the Lingo pretty quickly. I love mine
 
The video footage did not sound suppress to me. Sounded like a regular shot. It’s possible he stuck something on the barrel to try and make it quiet.
It’s a $0.50 Chinese mic that compressed a recorded sound that comes from behind it hundreds of feet away in a hole with a wall also reverberating the sound back the other direction.
 
Pretty good shot with a Mauser at 200y. Easy with an AI that shoots .5 - .75 and you're shooting off a bench at prairie dogs, much more difficult with 2-4 moa mauser when the clock is ticking. Just fucking horrible, I'm both saddened and pissed.

You know how many deer have been shot at 200 yards with a 'sporterized' mauser?

Minute of pie plate is what it takes. That's what the fudds sight in on. That's a 12" circle at 100 yards. So a center mass shot at a large guy at 200 yards (or 200 feet.... I am not sure which any more) even with open sights is not a challenge. And given adrenaline and cold feet shakes... holding center and hitting up and to the right?

Up and to the right... Up and to the right... Up and to the right...



Meh, what do I know...

Sirhr
 
You know how many deer have been shot at 200 yards with a 'sporterized' mauser?

Minute of pie plate is what it takes. That's what the fudds sight in on. That's a 12" circle at 100 yards. So a center mass shot at a large guy at 200 yards (or 200 feet.... I am not sure which any more) even with open sights is not a challenge. And given adrenaline and cold feet shakes... holding center and hitting up and to the right?

Up and to the right... Up and to the right... Up and to the right...



Meh, what do I know...

Sirhr

I’d bet a lot that the turd was aiming for the chest or head missed the intended target and got a lucky neck shot. No ones aiming for the neck unless that’s the only thing you can see
 
Bolt Action Rifle
LOL, come on Lawless...(read your post from above, explaining)
anyways..
people should just say a 'bolt' hell we would know what they mean....
But when someone says BAR..... Like mentioned above....
BAR has been the standard since 1920's man......

BAR - Semi-Auto Centerfire Rifles - Browning

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and the one that put em on the map....

Browning began to design the weapon later known as the BAR in 1910. He demonstrated the prototypes to the US military, which did not see an immediate use for the weapon until 1917
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That depends on the barrel profile. Thin sporter, heavy sporter, etc.

Any and all can be threaded for a suppressor. But it's not just 'Run a die over it... .

But like I said... can it be done? Sure. The cruder the tools availalbe, though, the greater the skill to make them work.
It can be done.

I am just thinking that this rifle almost certainly did not have a suppressor fitted. And even less-likely by the shooter who doesn't look like can pick his nose without his parents helping.

Sirhr
 
LOL, come on Lawless...
just say a 'bolt' hell we would know what you meant....
But when someone says BAR..... Like mentioned above....
BAR has been the standard since 1920's man......

BAR - Semi-Auto Centerfire Rifles - Browning

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and the one that put em on the map....

Browning began to design the weapon later known as the BAR in 1910. He demonstrated the prototypes to the US military, which did not see an immediate use for the weapon until 1917
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Fuck bro I DIDNT SAY IT, I JUST EXPLAINED what he meant 🤕
 
No, you can hold in a collet and run with a live center. As long as the action will fit up inside your headstock... or your barrel is long enough to pass through the headstock. See some pictures I posted in the suppressed Contender thread.

Done it a ton of times. Most of the time I will cut the thread on a lathe and then use a die to hand-chase the thread to remove burrs. But not to cut the actual thread. That can be really challenging. Can it be done? Absolutely. But it is much easier to do on a lathe and use a die for touch-up.

For some Troon moron to do it in a dorm room or his parents basement.... and then fit an actual suppressor. Which probably he cannot get... short of 'adapting' a solvent trap (which has to be drilled straight). and it gets tougher.

Dooable? Absolutely 100 percent. But it does take some skill. Ask @Threadcutter308 or John Baker or Frank Green or anyone else here who works with barrels and steel. Heck, it can be fitted with a needle file and a whole lot of patience and some lapping compound. I can cut a thread with a triangular file if you give me long enough. Easy? Nope. Dooable? Yup.

Sirhr
Yes, do-able (with hand die). Would I ? Absolutely not.

My opinion (and it's worth what you paid for it) is that the only way to absolutely insure concentricity is to chuck the barrel up in a 4 jaw chuck on lathe and have the trunion of the barrel supported by an adjustable spider attached to the back end/left side of the headstock. Then, you use alignment pins in the bore and dial indicators in each end of the barrel and dial it in.

Having said the above, it could be that the shooter (or, an accomplice(s)) knew that the shot count was going to be low (or one, as it turned out) and did not care about baffle strikes. That is, if a suppressor was even used. There's so much bad information floating around on this thread, I have zero interest in even speculating about that.
 
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LOL, come on Lawless...(read your post from above, explaining)
anyways..
people should just say a 'bolt' hell we would know what they mean....
But when someone says BAR..... Like mentioned above....
BAR has been the standard since 1920's man......

BAR - Semi-Auto Centerfire Rifles - Browning

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and the one that put em on the map....

Browning began to design the weapon later known as the BAR in 1910. He demonstrated the prototypes to the US military, which did not see an immediate use for the weapon until 1917
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I know what the WW2 BAR MG is and I (mistakenly) thought it would be obvious enough to everyone else I didn't mean that

Next time I'll say bolt gun

Oh, nevermind. THat's what you use to kill cattle with.

Moving right along.....