That would be epic. 6.5x47L is the superior cartridge anyway, and the 6.5mm master race.
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Create a channel Learn moreThis out of place rant deserves a response with actual data in it. Notice that adjusted housing affordability doesn’t peak until about 2020. Huh! I wonder why that is? Boomers?Yep, It's a Boomer Fudd mentality. They are one huge reason our country is as fucked as it is today... "Piss away the future for a better today, we won't be around to see it..." And the whole, "I just don't understand why you can't live off of $50,000 a year and buy your own house, back in my day, I had a house, 3 kids, a wife who stayed at home with them, and did it all on $25,000 a year..."
In 1970 a house was like $35,000, a good new car was $5,000, and gas like $0.35 a gallon...And everything you own is paid for. But yeah, tell me again Pops how the average house in 2024 at $400,000 w/ interest rates in the double-digits, gas at $4.00 a gallon, and cars costing $75,000 average for a decent one maths out to $50,000 a year being "enough"...
I don't see Lapua dropping any lines of brass over this. Hornady doesn't profit when a rifle is chambered in their cartridge design, if that person buys some of their ammo they do but most people who are willing to spend the money on Lapua brass never fire a factory loaded round out of their rifle. I supposed it could prevent some of those people from buying Berger bullets but I just don't see it. If the Bergers are available I believe that shooter would still opt for the Berger over Hornady.
It'd be a nice opportunity for them to ship over a product that's actually supposed to have lead in it, for a change.Also, in before Hornady moves production overseas and floods the market with chicom projectiles once they've run Berger and Sierra out of business.
Its retarded and short sighted attitudes like this that have destroyed American small business.
Walmart comes into town, It tells a manufacture to sell me this at X price or I will go to china to have a clone made. So company sells to Walmart out of desperation. Meanwhile the mom and pop shops that dont give Billions to politicians so they can get huge tax breaks, economic tax credits and heavily regulated industries (regulations benefit large corps and kill small business) go out of business. walmart then decides to buy up company X and have their shit made in china instead to save $.001 per unit, putting American manufacturing out of business.
So you end up putting all the mom and pops out of business which means decent paying jobs as well as tax base goes down. Walmart doesnt pay shit in taxes and pays such low wages that their employees still get welfare which means the taxpayer is subsidizing walmart. But now we have less people paying taxes and more people receiving benefits. Then walmart decides to jack up the prices as they are the only game in town. There is no longer any competition because fucking morons who think this is capitalism (more like crony oligarchical capitalism where gains are privatized and losses are socialized). You cannot compete because its not a fair playing field and the barriers to entry make it impossible.
And at the end of the day, America withers away. Walmart will import their container ships full of Chinese dogshit each day because they have destroyed American industry and the middle class. Its why there are entire regions of the US that look like desolate post industrial waste lands. People all fucked up on any number of drugs, crime through he roof and costs skyrocketing all around you. And that is just one example.
People like you with that attitude are more dangerous and a greater enemy to our society than any communist or nazi in history. They are the enemy that destroys us from within.
Boomers bought a few houses for seven strawberries and now have 3 million in equityThis out of place rant deserves a response with actual data in it. Notice that adjusted housing affordability doesn’t peak until about 2020. Huh! I wonder why that is? Boomers?
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And the same info from 1972 until today:
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On the subject of this thread, I’m really enjoying the usual cluster “discussion”.
And your point is? Isn’t that why anyone buys a house? Look at the charts. Houses are no more of a stretch financially today than they were back then.Boomers bought a few houses for seven strawberries and now have 3 million in equity
It was a joke but do you want my life story?And your point is? Isn’t that why anyone buys a house? Look at the charts. Houses are no more of a stretch financially today than they were back then.
I bought my first house in 1983 when interest rates were 18+ percent. I was a cabinetmaker at the time with 2yo twins, making poverty level wages. My house, insurance and taxes were more than half my wage, so I worked a second job.
What’s your excuse?
This depends on where you live. Here in komifornia a shit box will cost you 800k. This means you need to be making 200k. Not too many making that kind of money.And your point is? Isn’t that why anyone buys a house? Look at the charts. Houses are no more of a stretch financially today than they were back then.
That because good people have got to take back the shoebox from the current owners and make it worth staying there.This depends on where you live. Here in komifornia a shit box will cost you 800k. This means you need to be making 200k. Not too many making that kind of money.
But the average income in 1975 was $7,650 or about $150 a week before taxes.True, but the median house’s equivalent wasn’t remotely near the $400,000 that it is today.
And the average house was like $35,000... And everything else was dirt cheap, other than maybe interest rates. People could live on a wage. 2024, unless you make over $100K a year, you can't.But the average income in 1975 was $7,650 or about $150 a week before taxes.
Add a zero to both income and housing prices and the relationship is the same.And the average house was like $35,000... And everything else was dirt cheap, other than maybe interest rates. People could live on a wage. 2024, unless you make over $100K a year, you can't.
1975 - 3 channels over the air, no internet, no social media, no cell phones, houses smaller, houses simple - maybe no AC, cars much-much simpler, no Starbucks, fewer restaurants.And the average house was like $35,000... And everything else was dirt cheap, other than maybe interest rates. People could live on a wage. 2024, unless you make over $100K a year, you can't.