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Is the March FX 4.5-28x52 my new ZCO?

koshkin
If you need repair, with March, the scopes do need to go back to Japan. They do have someone in the US, so you send the scope there and they deal with everything from that point on.

I am not aware of anything ever taking nine months for them to repair. Maybe there was some sort of a glitch during Covid?

I have had one scope of theirs that needed to be repaired. It took just under two months as I recall.

In that way, you are very likely to get faster turnaround time with ZCO.

As far as overall support goes, I know the people at March quite well (I've done some consulting for them in the past) and I have never seen them leave a customer high and dry.

As far as build quality goes, their products are second to none. They are extremely well built. They do like to keep the weight moderate when they can, so if you are looking for something to weigh your rifle down, March is not it.

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Optics 3-Leupold MK5 HD two PR2 mrad 1TMR mrad

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Have three Leupold MK5 HD 5-25
Two are PR2-MIL reticles
One is a TMR-mil reticle
All are in excellent condition glass is great! Really looking to trade for some 7-35 MKHD mil but will consider selling them
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Thats just awful!

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EddieNFL said:
I read nothing in the article to indicate the kid was compelled to stand. Her feelings were hurt.
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^ The complete opposite of that.

Pledging event occurred, kid remained seated, and the teacher's feelings were hurt.

The teacher lost control of her emotions and had an outburst declaring that "anyone who remained seated was disrespectful."

The teacher didn't know if the kid was engaging in protest, pulled a muscle in her back, was a Jehovah's Witness or what... just that it triggered an outpouring of emotion that rendered her ineffective in her job to control the classroom and provide education.

The student then became the educator... and at the end of the full day of instruction she had the maturity to confront the derelict teacher and explain her motivations- and that we live under the Bill of Rights in the United States of America.

The teacher then, again became overwhelmed with emotion and lost her self-control, and told the student to "go back to her country," which the teacher not deny saying.

There are too many fully qualified, hard-working people losing their jobs for no reason other than their "tenure" in a CIV role.

Let the Teacher go to Russia if she wants to continue practicing her trade.

OR... alternatively, simply apply the standard and terminate her employment. Fill the role with a fully qualified person who can control their emotions and behaves appropriately.
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The spirit is willing, but the flesh is weak......

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DarnYankeeUSMC said:
HVAC equipment is made out of stamped steel with lots of sharp edges and corners. I slipped on some water and my scalp was the first contact in the fall.

The broadhead.
My hunting partner and I were walking into the woods. I guess when I switched my bow to the other hand an arrow fell out of the quiver and I walked into it. I felt the resistance and thought it was just a branch or something and pushed into it thinking it would give way. When it didn't I looked down and saw the good news. I dropped my pack and cut off a strap for a tourniquet. I told my buddy that he was going to have to tighten it until the bleeding stops if it's a pumper when I pull it out. Luckily it wasn't.
The worst was when the EMT went digging around in it looking for the broadhead. I asked WTF he was doing and he said looking for the broadhead. Hey dumbass, I don't want you to leave a finger in my leg. It's already out.
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Ouch. X2.
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Rifle Scopes DNT 7-35x56 FFP Riflescopes

koshkin
TheBrokePilot said:
Does anybody that has both the DNT and Athlon Ares ETR, or used them side by side, care to comment on how they compare? I saw a thread asking about that but it quickly devolved into Arken vs DNT and there was one user back on post #305 of this thread saying the DNT is in the same tier of scope. I missed out on the Expert voice Ares ETR Gen 1 blowout a couple months ago and the Gen 2 Ares ETR is now about $300 more than the DNT. Is the Ares ETR worth the extra? Thanks in advance.
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Suppressors 300 blackout sub/super ar suppressor

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I realize semi automatic is louder, that’s why I figure the suppressor may be limiting returns beyond a certain point. If the rifle speed can single shot, cycle subs and cycle supers maybe that would be reasonable. Right now just trying to figure out where the line of little return is. Odb would be more useful on other rifles such as my arc ones etc. The JL or vent would be quieter on a bolt but trying to see realistic differences on a gas gun that cycles. My oss qd 762 is essentially useless on subs as it is basically the same as suppressed supersonic 300 or 223 (but ok for those).
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