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“WE CANNOT BUILD BANANAS IN AMERICA”

You spend your life running around the world trying to do what’s right for God, Country and Family. You think you’ve seen it all, and have tread the dirt with every mouth breathing, oxygen thief on the planet. Then you see this, this magnificent retard, from Pennsylvania of all places, who just takes stupid, and values antithetical to the American Republic to a new level. I suppose dunce, doesn’t even cover it. I’m actually at a loss of pejoratives for this twit. But you be proud, Democrats this is your gal, out there, banana in hand at the ready, fighting for foreign nations who want to bend you over in the shower. Brings a tear to your eye, and a chubby to your trousers, doesn’t it?

*sniff*

DG optic

I'm looking for now, what has become a LPVO. This is going on a 9.3x64 Brenneke, and will be used as a dangerous game rifle. 1-4X would be OK, but 1-6X is better. It needs to have an illum reticle and a ballistic reticle would be nice. I'm OK with Japanese glass, assembled in Philippines, but do not what anything to do with chicomm stuff. It seems that Sig, Arken and Athalon all have ties to china. Must have a smallish objective lens because it has to clear my express sights. MOA or MIL - doesn't matter as I won't be dialing this in the field. I prefer a SFP, but FFP is ok if the reticle is thin. I'd like to stay under $1000, under $800 is better.
CameraLand's site doesn't break down the features like the old SWFA site used to. That's why I'm asking what do you guys suggest?
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Best bang for the buck action in R700 platform?

Origin

@Zermatt Arms is around and top notch CS


My buddies bust on me about my Origins because of their Impacts.


But I have a BA with trigger for the price of their action and their groups aint as small as mine.
@drglock knows its true.
He does win in one “smaller” category though!! (And it aint waist size!!!)
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And you’re not a dirty pushfeed!

Triggertech Special 2 Stage Question

Since no one is replying, let me see if I can help.

The fundamentals of marksmanship are muzzle management and trigger finger discipline. Put the muzzle on the target, press the trigger in a manner that does not move the muzzle, and you will hit the target.

That's why most benchrest shooters use very light triggers, so light they would not be safe in the field. That's the role of the two-stage trigger. A first stage to make the rifle safe to use in the field, and a much lighter second stage for a release that does not disturb the muzzle.

What are you trying to accomplish? Most are seeking a heavier first stage for safety and a light second stage for accuracy. A 3.5-pound second stage is counterproductive. You might call TriggerTech, but I suspect their trigger is not designed for what you are trying to accomplish. You might be happier with a single stage or try a 3.5-pound first stage and a 1.5-pound second stage.

I hope that's helpful.
I think you’re right. It’s advertised as 8-24oz first stage and 8-32oz second stage. That’s .5-1.5lbs first and .5-2lb on the second. A total of 1-3.5

OP-looks like you are trying to adjust it to heavier than it’s capable of. So question, why are you using a good trigger if you are going to set it like a heavy crap trigger?

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A buddy of mine gave me the PSA Glock mag lower last year. I took advanatge of the Memorial day sales to finish it up and see what all the PCC fuss is about. I had all the accessories (optic, light, BUIS) already.


PSA Glock lower with EPT trigger
Magpul K2+ grip
A5 Buffer Tube
Kynshot RB5000 HP Hydraulic Buffer
Two Kynshot 2.5oz spacer weights
Tubbs flatwire buffer spring

PSA 8” 9mm upper
Sig Romeo 5
Magpul BUIS
Streamlight RM1 on HS thorntail mount
BCM KAG
Rugged Obsidian 45 with fixed barrel spacer

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