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LRRPF52 · Wednesday at 12:40 PM

Detroit_1 said:
Jeffery Sachs - pretty sure I wouldn't call him a good guy or 'on our side', but he at least reminds everyone about Timber Sycamore. Where he stops short is saying that the CIA backed forces / CIA were responsible for the chemical weapons attacks.

Jeffrey Sachs perspective on Russia is way off-base, and he was involved in negotiations with them in the early 1990s with Boris Yeltsin.

He’s a big SDG, UN, globalist, George Soros guy who came from Harvard and has been a professor there, as well as Columbia.

They let him be an economics professor at age 26, then tenured right after that.

There are 2 things that 26 year-olds know about economics who have only been in classrooms, jack and nothing, yet guys like him think they have it all figured out.

Never had to cut payroll, but advises foreign governments on their economic policies.

Never had to figure out ROI or break-even, but tells presidents how to structure their economies.

When I heard him running his mouth about Russia, I immediately recognized that even though he visited there a bunch in the early 1990s, he never lived there and doesn’t understand Russians much at all.

akmike47 · Wednesday at 12:39 PM

lol at this guy bragging about being from Kenosha, home of the riots. A kid thought he had to drive in from out of state to try and guard businesses because this tards shitty city/state wasn’t doing anything.

He’s also too stupid to know that we are aware of the count rules, and he can make a bunch of quick comments then delete the thread.

Wade · Wednesday at 12:39 PM

I sent you a PM.

Frank Green · Wednesday at 12:36 PM

tacoman69 said:
Alterra did some shooting and was getting some heavy bolt lift so I guess that would still be one sign but yes not as easy to tell as with brass. Videos is pretty good not a lot of fluff but some good data with numbers Login to view embedded media

Heavy bolt lift is a problem. I know two different places running ammo at 80k (not the 7BC) they need a dead blow hammer to open the bolt at the top of the cycle....then they need to beat the bolt back to extract the round as well.

6brshooter · Wednesday at 12:36 PM

This is where I'm at. I really like my solus and pva barrel, and I don't need 20 of every small part for an action, but ot sure would be nice to be able to talk to them or order a small part. The origin i have is just as nice and zermatt understands CS.

DocUSMCRetired · Wednesday at 12:33 PM

vanrichten said:
That would be amazing. I'm slowly getting into the ATAK ecosystem. I've been hoping for an AB integration since I got started messing with this stuff.

We have ATAK and ITAK plugins, you just need to reach out to us through your official email so we can start the process to get that out if needed.

supercorndogs · Wednesday at 12:33 PM

I would presume one would the hottest flame possible for the shortest dwell time.

akmike47 · Wednesday at 12:33 PM

TonyTheTiger said:
As long as the second chunky girl shows up I'm in.

She’d suck your pecker so hard it’ll make your butthole whistle

Covertnoob5 · Wednesday at 12:30 PM

Sell just the action?

Hardpan · Wednesday at 12:28 PM

ST42 said:
Found! I’m always impressed with the caliber of guys here on the Hide!!!

Congrats on the find! That was pretty damn quick

kthomas · Wednesday at 12:27 PM

SNB said:
Where did you see that vassals were paid 177 billion dollars?
I do not feel offended in any way. I am grateful to the American people for their support.
By the way, this could have been avoided, as well as the war with Moscow, if your short-sighted politicians had not insisted together with the Russians and forced Ukraine to give up the third nuclear arsenal in the world.
But ok. The Budapest memorandum is working (although not as it should be), the guarantors are helping, so we are infinitely grateful to everyone.

You're full of shit or incredibly naive if you don't think your country is being subverted and subjugated by the United States.

Here's a book for you to read. It covers this exact topic extensively. It's long, detailed, and very well sourced:

Sean the Nailer · Wednesday at 12:26 PM

Aeropress here, though we buy our beans green and roast them ourselves to our liking.

We keep our stuff limited to what we can do at home AND whilst living on the boat. This way, we can have the coffee we like, the way we like it, wherever we are. And yes, we bring our "science package" with us when we travel too.

It is for this reason that I'm creating my own espresso machine, that kicks the Aeropress up a notch's.

LRRPF52 · Wednesday at 12:18 PM

My whole concern with inflation is not about eggs or things we easily buy if we sacrifice other budget priorities.

It’s about long-term housing market, auto market, and big ticket items that I’m thinking about that my kids and grandkids will be faced with, in ways I never worried about.

When my parents talked about my future, there wasn’t any conversation about inflation. It was all about my choices with education and work. The assumption was that housing, auto, appliance, and related pricing would be relatively stable, even with obvious market growth and normal inflation.

We’re not having those conversations with my kids. We’re talking about how they need to earn way more than ever expected to have less of a qualify of life than we currently have.

No jobs other than high-end professionals will be able to finance the home size, vehicles, appliances, and daily expenses we currently have. We’ve talked about entrepreneurship as one of the only real solutions to being in the market for housing and normal expenses enjoyed by the post-WWII US middle class.

smoothy8500 · Wednesday at 12:17 PM

Tiger_Shilone said:
The kowa guys also griped that there was no support for their older scope lines from kowa and getting parts was iffy.

That is factor. I have an older TSN 663 Prominar that needed service after getting banged around one too many times. It was a couple hundred bucks to align the lenses inside. On a side note the older TSN663 bodies are available on Ebay for $3-400.

Tiger_Shilone said:
I had to have my eye almost touching the lens it seemed like. However, one of the kowa’s had a fixed 27x power long eye relief lens (LER) installed. That is the one I liked using the most. Didn’t have to have my eye jammed into the lens for a picture.

I also use the LER and it makes a huge difference in use and reducing eye fatigue.

st1650 · Wednesday at 12:17 PM

I’d rather see Federal deliver what they already should, such as primers rather than reinvent the wheel. The brick of 210M still sells for over 230$ on gunbroker so obviously there’s still a huge shortage. But no let’s do something no one asked for.

malsa82 · Wednesday at 12:14 PM

My Bergara B14R in a Bravo chassis with Next Shot Precision Alpha forend, which is awesome!

Soulezoo · Wednesday at 12:11 PM

texastonk said:
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Debbie!

Bacarrat · Wednesday at 12:10 PM

I heard NF bringing out a scope and having people sign NDAs until they release it out to the market.

TonyAngel · Wednesday at 12:08 PM

Batshouse said:
please send me a link to a sub moa bull barrel for 275. i know you are used to basement living so you have plenty of time. i asked for a knowledgeable response not an idiotic 50 dollar response you gave me. move along now boy

Come on man. You make it sound like getting a barrel that will shoot sub MOA with ammo it likes is a rare and expensive thing to obtain.

It seems like you're really offended because you don't like the answers you're getting. Bud, fact is, no one seeks out a Stag barrel, especially not for an accuracy build.

USP45 · Wednesday at 12:07 PM

Probably the unpopular opinion here, but I am happy to see a major manufacturer trying something different. While it may or may not fail, they are seeing if moving away from traditional brass cases/pressures could be of benefit. Yeah, steel cases have been around forever, but that was a cost cutting measure and they were loaded to normal SAAMI pressures. A lot of people are giving them a rash of shit for doing something new(ish) but if no one was trying to innovate then we would all still be shooting 30-06's with lighter bullets and slow twist rates. Reading threads where many immediately crap all over something before even having tried it is kind of perplexing. If all companies were constantly met with this much cynicism then screw trying to move the needle to the right, just keep making the same stuff. And yes, as stated earlier, I am sure this is the unpopular opinion.

steve123 · Wednesday at 12:06 PM

Natchez

www.natchezss.com

A friend has one and we just put a sand bag on top of it. It's great for guns that I don't normally have bipods on them.

A5scott · Wednesday at 12:04 PM

here it is... it wasn't in with the 6-36x ones. It was at the bottom with the suggestions

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Scott

supercorndogs · Wednesday at 12:03 PM

I worked at a truck and tractor scrap yard when I was 15. Boss used to come out of his office singing. "I don't know what you been told, Eskimo pussy is mighty cold."

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