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What? Are you tired of choking the chicken in the bathroom at McDonalds?
The whole thing with the 1/2x28 threads on a heavy barrel has always been something that bothered me. I've heard the notion of mitigating this with a muzzle device. What also worries me is overtightening the muzzle device and I dont think I've ever found a definitive torque spec on muzzle devices. If it matters, I always time my muzzle devices with shims.One thing I would change for the dimensional specs on an 11.5” heavy barrel would be using 5/8x24 threads vs 1/2x28. It’s a big step down in mass when you want the benefits of a heavy barrel that is heat-tolerant, that you are sacrificing extra weight in-favor of better grouping at reasonable distances.
A tight-fit muzzle device and suppressor will mitigate that a bit, but I still don’t like such a dramatic change in barrel profile with the step down to such a small threaded muzzle. It’s just begging to absorb a lot of the heat load and bell out. Chrome-lining and CMV steel help counter that, but any advantage would be good in that area.
For gassing, you can choke the flow of a large port back at the carrier with a Bootleg. Instead of going to heavier buffers, try extra power spring weight in the action spring. I use standard buffers and extra power springs more now, after feeling and seeing how well that manages the cyclic rate.
Don't know how I didn't spot this earlier...
Must be (LOL). They do refuel nuclear carriers at sea, but it's jet fuel for the aircraft. What "fuel" would a nuke sub need from Norway? My understanding is that they are launched with enough nuclear fuel to last the lifetime of the hull, with diesel only used to run backup generators IF a problem develops with the reactor. The story is highly suspect.Is this a joke?
Can they also shut off the supply of sailboat fuel?
I am not a smart man, but i know what a nuclear sub is.
Yup, but NAFOids tweet like Nuclear powered sub was not allowed to take on diesel ROFL![]()
Here Are All the Fighting Submarines of the U.S. Navy
The infographic includes attack submarines, guided missile submarines, and ballistic missile subs...all nuclear powered.www.popularmechanics.com
"All U.S. submarines are nuclear-powered"
Mmmm, ok... I've got nothing against the Harris (I have about 4 of them), but the CAL is a more stable platform. That said, there is no way you go from what looks like a 1.5 MOA group to about a <0.2 MOA group just from switching bipods unless something is very wrong with one of them. There is something else at play there. I shoot the CALs better, but the difference is minimal, not huge like that.@vh20 less the bipod itself but how I'm loading them and the harris works better for me. Going to test a bit more but explains why I always shoot one gun with a harris better than everything else that uses the Cals.