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Bravo6niner · Dec 15, 2024

I have over 40 profiles that didn’t automatically convert over. What a pain to go back and re-enter this data. Super disappointing!!!!!!!!

91Eunozs · Dec 15, 2024

david walter said:
Frankly, since the gov is monitoring it anyway, stock trading is safer.

Not easier, safer.

You can match these returns if you spend enough time in your portfolio.

Yeah, got that covered, but trying to move to a more passive investment management model…

My broker is an old flying buddy who got out back in the mid-90s and started his own Edward D Jones franchise; I just stayed with him after he was bought out, and then the new company was also bought out by Wells Fargo. He’s now trying to retire too, but I told him I’m out as soon as he does.

Have him figuring out the best way to park that money without a lot of direct oversight.

I’ll start drawing off 5% or so per year starting next year, but still need to find a place to consolidate the IRAs, 401K, TSP from my time working for Uncle Sugar, etc. and park the principle someplace safe. Right now they’re all in broad market-based funds, except for about 1/2 my 401K that I slowly converted to “paper” gold and silver trusts (Sprott) plus some commodities over the past 4 years.

memilanuk · Dec 15, 2024

Here's something that might be of interest to you:

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Bear in mind, this is in no way an endorsement of that particular barrel company; I have zero first-hand experience with them. But it does cover some options as far as different freebores in the 6.5CM, and I'm assuming that if they're offering them, someone else is making the appropriate reamers. Sometimes they're in-house/proprietary designs that the reamer maker won't release without permission, ya never know til you ask. Or maybe they make a pre-fit barrel for your action with the throat that you want, and it's an easy-peasy solution.

Mclovin2112 · Dec 15, 2024

I’ll take this

straightshooter1 · Dec 15, 2024

RTTY said:
Have you tried to clean with isopropil some rounds?
I think that are not the same cleaning...

No, I haven't done any cleaning with isopropyl, as I just haven't seen a need to.

RTTY said:
I clean the second time for permit a the round the best gripping on the chamber.

As long as I'm not seeing powder residue anywhere on the case shoulders, I'm not having any issue with gripping.

Have you had problems with gripping when you don't use isopropyl?

parshal · Dec 15, 2024

DocUSMCRetired said:
Make sure your app is up to date. At least version 3.0.9 or newer. Soon will be 3.1.0+ which introduces some new features.

If that doesn't work, it is possible your app corrupted during the update process and needs to be deleted/reinstalled. Always do a phone restart after deleting an app before a reinstall. The update was big, and these things do happen.

Mine is 3.0.9. I installed fresh never having used the app before.

chrisboc · Dec 15, 2024

Sold!!!!!

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Walker TR · Dec 15, 2024

Great shape Larue SPR 1.5 LT 104 QD scope mount for 30mm scopes. $225 shipped

Basic user · Dec 15, 2024

Understood. Thanks!

ohiofarmer · Dec 15, 2024

To the top

IronicTwitch · Dec 15, 2024

I had worked for a large corporation the first 20 years of my career. Over time they slowly removed all the compensation benefits that used to drive all levels of the organization to want to be better, faster, cheaper. Without a performance related bonus, why would I want to push harder?

I moved to a 250-person employee owned company two years ago. THIS IS THE ANSWER! Earn stock options that are paid out when you leave/retire. The better the company does the more you earn! Easily more than double what I can saved into 401K max ($23K) each year. And everyone from the top to bottom earns the same % of their gross pay.

coldboremiracle · Dec 15, 2024

Cascade Hemi said:
Large frame with adapters, no? Take the adapters out and run it with 308 mags. I've never used Geisele mags but Grendel mags in general leave a lot to be desired. There are plenty of higher quality 308 mags. ARC has capacity constraints, GT doesn't. Your platform doesn't have the 52kPSI ceiling an AR does. Port pressure of GT is pretty close to 308, use all of the 308 parts minus the barrel. Why get hamstrung by the adapters and case capacity of ARC when there's native solutions? As I understand it, the accuracy issues don't appear with lower weight projectiles, maybe you can speak to that?

I guess if you look at it as a large frame with adaptors perhaps, I don't because it was designed to operate this way, not adapted from one to accept another. I don't really plan on shooting large frame calibers from this one, as I have another one that has quite a selection of bigger cartridges like 308, 6.5, 450BM and such.
I was unaware Grendel mags left anything to be desired, they have always worked just fine for me. And I am not really concerned about capacity with ARC or GT, for the most part I shoot low volume strings of maybe 3-4 rounds. The only reason I wan't an ARC in this platform is to have the ability to shoot 100gr class bullets for varmints and smaller big game. I mostly shoot .223 through this rifle for affordability and efficiency, the ARC is a slight step up in cost and bullet weight. The GT would be a bigger step up, but I already have that option. Plus I don't want my expensive GT brass getting beat up and damaged by autoloading.
I haven't noticed any kind of accuracy issues with the ARC be it 58gr up to 105 grain. I haven't tried anything bigger like the 109's or 112's that I shoot in the GT, mainly because I get the Hornady 105's for dirt cheap and they shoot fantastic out of all my ARC's and the GT too.

Curious how you know what the pressure ceiling is on my gun? I thought AR's were higher than 52k, like 58k, and since the WLVRN shoots higher pressure cartridges over 60kPSI I don't understand where that point is coming from or how its relevant.

DarnYankeeUSMC · Dec 15, 2024

Get off my lawn!!!!!

chrome · Dec 15, 2024

Kemper said:
I only post on one public forum ( here ) and one private forum. The best private forum by far is allthebilge.com .

Nothing illegal but anything else. Probably some softies here that wouldn't make it past week one but check it out . Right wing, God loving, gun toting people that separate the bullshit from the facts of life.

david walter · Dec 15, 2024

Frankly, since the gov is monitoring it anyway, stock trading is safer.

Not easier, safer.

You can match these returns if you spend enough time in your portfolio.

TurdFerguson · Dec 15, 2024

Picked up cheap/usa (holy fuck) made cutting board today. Its 10x13 i am not sure if I should rip it on the table saw pr just board table it and roll on. Do you guts run into issues with to much or to little space?

91Eunozs · Dec 15, 2024

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Thanks for posting this… I honestly wasn’t tracking this at all.

Just had my son sell off all my Bitcoin and Ethereum (he has the digital wallet I use), and simply bought some more physical gold and silver for now. I was always leery of crypto, but my son seems to like it as much as any other investment.

Not sure if I want to mess with crypto at all, but gonna buy some Zano for everyone for Christmas…We’ll see if it takes off like Bitcoin!

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Reaper 31 · Dec 15, 2024

Oh right on, Thank you!

oneshot86 · Dec 15, 2024

Dirty D said:
Is this @oneshot86

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No, that's my brother, we just look alike

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