personally I skip the coating, it can look good but I go through barrels fast enough it's just a waste of money. I've given up on protecting the barrel from the vice also, I was sick of peeling masking tape off (drywall tape would work well). I don't care if it gets a couple marks from swapping it, it's gonna be a tomato stake in 10 months anyways.

Hunting rifle is a different story, it's coated to match but it will last years and I don't change it around ever. set it and forget it.

A good 'professional' quality slicer sure makes a difference when it comes to charcuterie. It's worth the investment.

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Tinknocker said:

Yes

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Would you sell that separate?

Nik H said:

He is a snake. He knows that he is the frontrunner in 28. He will say whatever he needs to say to win the nomination.

Just a complete POS.

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Pelosis nephew. Absolutely crushed California. Corrupt POS.

That’s good info. I’ll have to check out Xeno.

Yep, another one for leather.

BurtG said:

But you can buy cans that have short and long configurable sections lol

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Not from Thunderbeast.

Is that one of the cortina precision bolt shrouds?

N555 is the perfect powder for 22 creed for burn rate and fill rate.

Sending PM

I’ve got a nomad and a sandman-K collecting dust because as a lefty I dislike them shitting in my face on my gas guns. Sounds like I’m about to breathe new life into these paperweights. I’ll try them on my 18” 308 bolt gun. Right now it has a gen1 TBAC Ultra7 that has a decent push to it. That short barrel with a hellfire brake shoots soft but cracks hard.

samadisoulcrusher said:

The entirety of western civilization and culture is being sold out by the political class elites.
And their donor class masters! The police are the muscle to make sure the real citizens comply. Continue to back the blue as they herd the west into cultural and economic collapse!

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Buy more ammo

Rthur said:

Poor bastards have been sold out.

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The entirety of western civilization and culture is being sold out by the political class elites.
And their donor class masters! The police are the muscle to make sure the real citizens comply. Continue to back the blue as they herd the west into cultural and economic collapse!

Make sure your bolts FP isn't "stuck" from gunk or a pierced primer disc.

Some triggers don't "work" with every 9MM PCC bolt... on the underside of the bolt, the ramp for the trigger uses for "cocking" can be to short of an angle ( or to long ) or the ramp isn't "tall" enough to reset triggers with a less than USGI hammer profile. ( Thats why your MBT didn't work, and it doesn't take much )

I would also suggest checking all the fire control parts... looking for any battering ... sometimes the hammer can be reset so forcefully, that it can pound on the FCG parts.

Also, what style 9MM PCC, Glock mags ? MP5 Mags ? ....Colt Pattern ? ... and caliber ?

EDIT... and what buffer weight, length ?

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With all due respect, I'd like AI to tell me that the epoxy is "BS." There was a reason they did it and a reason why they stopped. It is for them to identify if they care to. What you point out is as anecdotal as my experience with their epoxied actions.

The fact is lots of AI shooters seem to be having more issues with the new rifles. Why is that? Do you consider it acceptable that an $11,000 rifle has issues, as I have recently read about on this thread? I don't...not at all.

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Yeah for sure at this price point there should be essentially zero chance of a problem getting out the door. I used to build NASCAR engines and every person in the process from parts intake and production to final assembly was responsible for QC and had to sign off on everything they did.
A $12k rifle should have essentially a zero out the door QC failure rate.

It may be hard to quantify but does the number of leg sections have a noticeable difference in stability if set at the same height?

Does inverted legs have any impact on stability over non-inverted? Or is it just for easy of adjustment and keeping twist locks farther away from dirt/sand?