Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
- By Dirty D
- The Bear Pit
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She’s prone to biting, scratching, growling and other aggressive behaviors but fortunately the dog hasn’t learned any of her bad habits.
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She’s prone to biting, scratching, growling and other aggressive behaviors but fortunately the dog hasn’t learned any of her bad habits.
2years from now, she’ll be 450 lbs, in a grey sack dress and flip-flops. Cigarette with a 2” ash, and her own chair at the local Bingo hall.I'm 6'8" and around 325, our offspring wouldn't lead nations, they would conquer them.
You’ll be fineWhat happens if you get a major boner wearing one of these?
Her when she smells my ballsack that I wash every other month whether it needs it or not.
It's payday and they are lining up for their Zelensky handjob
Nope, just have the ability to perfectly read between the lines. Keep shilling, it behooves those who employ you.
You can reduce recoil by shooting lighter bullets over min charges with the 300wm. The thing with the 7mm is you are going to get a much higher BC for the recoil say shooting a 180g bullet.I was looking to reduce recoil and just thought it would be fun to go with a new caliber, it would definitely be a lot cheaper just staying with 300wm though I read 7prc uses h1000 and retumbo which I have both of. I’d really just have to buy brass, projectiles, and dies.
3.5-26x56 Hensoldt was designed for a very specific set of requirements European military wanted. They wanted lots of clicks in a single turn, along with short overall length and broad mag range for use with clip-ons. I think the weird battery compartment also comes out of a requirement of some sort (perhaps battery type).With your budget, you should be looking at Tangent Theta if you want the best of the best.
I recall Ilya saying the Hensoldt 3.5-26 wasn't good.
That much force was not required to overcome a senile old guy, That was hard to watch.
wtf?
What is easier with mils and meters, and how does that pertain to shooting?I mean 1 mil is 10 centimeters at 100 meters. Every click at 1/10 is 1 cm
And 1 moa at 100 yards is 1 inch which is .25 moa per click in a 1/4 turret.
If you prefer 1 mil is 3.6 inches at as each click is .9 inches, be my guest.
Mils work best with metric unit and moa work best with imperial.
When people use yards with the mil system it drives me nuts. If one is going to adopt the mil system, everything is so much easier with meters and centimeter.
Reminds me of how army used to use the 10x Leupold with mil dots and moa turrets lol