Burris XTR2-best scope option for around 500 bucks?
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Competition requirement or personal requirement?Both are fixed parallax. Having an adjustable parallax is a requirement.
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Join contest SubscribeCompetition requirement or personal requirement?Both are fixed parallax. Having an adjustable parallax is a requirement.
My Tac Ops drag bag collection. Top is the XL and it is about 6ft long!! The next three are large and the bottom is an OD small from over 15 years ago. Best bags out there!!Is that $450 per bag? Any pic’s?
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Correct.These are something I have been eyeballing as well. Using a co ax I have to run the press sizing then again to utilize a mandrel.
I could cut a step out of I went to one of these dies I’m assuming.
I have a woodworking shop and a "Toy Box" where I work on my military collection/vehicles.I laughed a bit too hard at this. I may not have a wire bits drawer, but do indeed have bits of assorted wire hanging. With as many things as I fix/make/repair, I often need to use one. And that may not be all of my ‘tism….![]()
Oh absolutely. You just know there’s a blob there at that distance with the thermal. Not sure if the day or night lens can help you pid at that range. Or any other civilian offeringsI've seen it. While that might work out for some, it lacks the ability to PID at range with thermal which is pretty important lol
That has always been an option. You just get a bigger case. I don't get why doing it with a smaller case would appeal to anyone but reloaders.I'm excited about all of this. Most are excited about getting crazy velocities in standard barrels. I'm excited about "normal" velocities in crazy short barrels.
Another thread was batting Y/T around so I ask.
I find myself watching it at times for info on things I'm interested in, but like some of the videos I see of my life's work, Resip Engines & EPG/SG (Electrical Power Generation & Switch Gear) there is a lot of B/S on there. Some of the B/S is detectable from the gate, some takes a few seconds/minutes to grasp they have no clue to what their trying to convince you they are an expert in/on.
I'm sure you have found this to be true in your area or work/experience as well. So the question is why is it the Y/T B/S'ers always have a bigger channel (followers/views) than those who know what their talking about? In talking to long time friends in the trades w/different back rounds, ie welding, machining, fab'ing they see the same thing? Is it because of presentation or what?
The other thing I find that pisses me off when I stumble on it is those who do reviews hawking shit that is just that, from my area of life's work. I'm sure you see that as well. Be interesting to have a sticky about Y/T'ers that are FOS & putting out bad info to folks who are looking for info about just getting started in XYZ.
I never signed on to Y/T & never will, but think some kind of off channel fed back might make some of them think before being an expert for clicks views & money, via total B/S content they spew.
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