Good trimmer and I thought the instructions were good also to get it set up. Issue with mine was that the chamfer cutter will not drop or fit all the way down inside the cutter housing slot. The deburring cutter does and just looked weird. Ideally, you would partially insert the pilot, press both blades up against the pilot shaft then fully insert the pilot until it contacts the chamfer cutter blade tip then tighten everything down. In my case l insert the chamfer cutter as deep as it will go, insert the pilot but then have to adjust the deburring cutter to where it sits the same as the chamfer cutter. Works great but think I’ll contact Hornady for a replacement chamfer cutter blade cause it should drop all the way in it’s slot in the cutter housing which should eliminate adjustments.

I’ll take them. Message incoming

pwsamiam said:

You never have enough...

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I really hope that was meant to be ironic. I literally shoot more than that on a good range day; a lot more if we’re actually training.

Who’s troll account/fake newb are you really?

Eostech said:

Tail trying to wag the dog, not sure they do this because they are impotent or retarded but they'll pipe down quick enough with a harsh word from Trump.

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It appears to go beyond starmers stupidity and lack of foresight. Europe seems to be in the mood for war again and will push via whatever means to have it.

There have been some opinions on why this is, but at the end of the day it’s apparent if they can get their shit halfway together they are going to convince themselves that now is the time to make a run at Russia. The only guaranteed outcome I see currently is that white men die and Muslims further invade and control Europe. Surely this is by design.

As useless as tits on a boar…

Edit: useless to me, maybe not to you. I mean, if you don’t dial at all and you don’t use any turret/reticle adj in live shooting, then it is probably a fine scope for you!

We have Finnish ex-pat family in Canada who are multi-generational Canucks now. They live in the BC region outside of Vancouver, beautiful place. They were already talking about wanting US Statehood and rights back in the 2000s, mainly because of firearms ownership laws then, which were rather lax compared to what Trudeau did.

BC would be a nice addition to the US so there is contiguous travel and land trade between Alaska and Washington.

theLBC said:

seems to be a common thing...

Internal Emails Reveal Merck's Negligence in Gardasil Safety Testing ⋆ Brownstone Institute

A lawsuit against Merck is underway, marking company’s first jury trial over claims it misrepresented safety of Gardasil HPV vaccine.

brownstone.org

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Yes. Anything that is scheduled and paid for on a national basis using tax $$$ is an incredibly powerful magnet for scammers. The most organized ones work in the pharmaceutical industry. At least the MIC crew produce stuff, although often it is not fit for purpose.

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The ADL requires another thread for sure. They are enemies of the United States of America at such a fundamental level, that they even helped assassinate one of our Presidents. (Abraham Lincoln)

please explain, Why does it matter? If the reticle is aligned with gravity, then everything should work when shooting, dialing etc. So why does it matter how the tube or turrets are aligned? When I dial 4.3 mils elevation, or hold 0.5 mils wind, all I care about is the reticle accuracy.

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Maybe Trump and DOGE will figure out a way to cut off federal funding and deport most of the city of Patterson.

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TTT.

For solid results and ease of use, I’m finding the AB Quantum to be the new Strelock, but with AB custom curves. Simple for those new to the ballistic calculator world too. I will probably use AB in my Vortex Fury’s stand alone for hunting, and continue to use the AB Kestrel for matches. I may push environmentals to the binos a couple of times if they change much while I’m hunting.

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And the same police are going to make sure that sharia law will be enforced.

Curious, how do you qualify for the 600 yard range? Is it more on safety to make sure no one is down range?

Prolly should put these signs up. Just in case?

Stevo86 said:

Saw one the other day, on the door it said “look up” so I did and then it said “faggot” on the roof

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Or shithouse oldie but goodie...

The jokes in your hand

Ya, I've had the same issue with the Caldwell though (even with a 6.5CM at a mile). If I was hosting a match I'd be a bit more concerned.

I mostly like these for new shooters and for my kids. My wife says every time I go to scheels I buy more lol. So $0.50 is cheap insurance. I'll post about how it goes today.

I'm not sure how it'd handle larger pieces of jacket but for the most part my T-posts get sandblasted.

Californio said:

I bought some Tesla today because the Marxists are trying to tank it. Fuck them.

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I bet some are trying to short it. Be a shame if it went all GameStop.

Iron Worker said:

My local range has a monthly Long Range Varmint Silhouette match—330 yards to 750. Your shots are listed, and between those distances, it can sometimes be hard to find your next target.

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Reason I ask is the March 4.5-28 and ATACR 7-35 a two very different scopes so was curious what made you initially choose between these two.

Given your above purpose - silhouette matches between 330-750 I don’t know that either scope will have a distinct advantage over the other optically. Yes the NF offers 7x higher magnification but most are not using these scopes at these types of matches at max mag and while the NF is decent at higher mags I wouldn’t say it is the best either. Where the March is going to have an edge is with FOV - you will be able to keep the March at a higher magnification yet still be able to see more from edge to edge (vs scopes with less FOV), the benefit here is with the higher mag it allows for better PID and not have to flip magnification down as often as a scope with less forgiving FOV.

Because I do reviews I tend to go through a lot of scopes, but the March 4.5-28 has stayed with me for a long time and for one main reason - versatility. Because of its size and weight and excellent optics it is a good fit for multiple platforms. I’ve had it on my AI’s, I’ve had it on gas guns and right now it sits on a 6.5 PRC crossover rifle and a recent thought is to move it to a 22 LR trainer; it is a great fit for so many applications.