Us aid @$&?ing Gone…
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Join the contestAgreed.As long as you leave enough space for the floating dot, do not make it too tight.
The dot is the heart of the reticle.
1) Not our problem
2) the enormous (where my cock enters into the equation) cost. I thought we were against spending our money on other countries problems when we can afford our own.
3) Dead Americans. In case you didn’t notice Palestinians have weapons.
That looks like an I-beam shear.You shut your whore mouth!That is clearly the pan handle of Oklahoma! Or Smithville.
And a little work project (just the cylinder) I have coming from a local scrap yard cuz' pics and shit.
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I run this on my carbines and it is wonderful:I am a big Meopta fan. I have been frustrated with their USA representation lately. its been "just wait" for a long time. I am about to the "I will believe it when i see it." question for others in the know...I have a Optika6 that is a great optic other than tons of Chromatic Obliteration as i call it. LoL How much better is the higher end optics from Meopta?
All American made 3-18 under 30oz?That's what it looks like, doubt it will be AMG class but hopefully it will be one of their non-chinese lines...
Oh God I hope not! The reason we haven't seen any new AMG scopes is because the original AMG group got repurposed; however, there is a new AMG group that is rumored to be hard at work on some new scopes, I really hoped last year would have been the year but I guess COVID (and previous administration) has delayed so much so now hoping this will be the year of AMG resurgence. I'd love to see a new All-American manufacture AMG in the 3-18/4-20 range, under 30oz, with new crossover style reticle that works at bottom mag and at top mag, but what I hope and what actually comes out are not always in alignment![]()
SRS the old Gen 2 picatinny.I may, I did make some extra of the harder to make parts just in case. Do you have an HTI or SRS? There is a little bit of difference in length and attachment to the grip. The monopod works so well with this setup too, I have had one on my SRS for several years now, I love how they work for me. On the SRS you can change mags with the bag rider on, on the HTI you have to remove the bag rider by pulling a quick pin. I decided it works so well, and feels so good to shoot that I don't care. If I have to go tactical I can quickly remove the bag rider.
Barrett already remedied the chassis issues, so there is no reason to think they would not also respond to this trigger issue (assuming it's substantiated). Again, these types of things are likely only being exposed because of the number of rifles entering service and the nature of the use they are exposed to. Teething issues, running production improvements and parts replacements/recalls are all part of the process.Question. Perhaps a very naïve one.
IF Barrett was aware of this. Why wouldn't they do something about it? The potential fall out should it become public knowledge could be MASSIVE, i.e. a lost contract and god knows what other repercussions.
Why standby and do nothing versus simply fixing the damn thing? Yes, it costs money to fix things but unless its a fundamental flaw requiring the entire rifle to be re-engineered, a lost contract is probably far more fiscally damaging? No?