Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Ok, serious question.Maybe not motivational to some, but to those shooting in less than ideal conditions, know that a good scope won’t let you down even if it gets a bit dirty. Now selling as NIB!
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This happens. We all know it.
I have a lens brush with the little air bladder.
So does one first clear with air or brush this off? I have noted that the puny little puff of air from the brush thingy often doesn’t move a few sticky grains of sand. Higher pressure, like from my shop compressor?
I’ve also tried a mini vac. Meh.
How say you?
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Darwin giggles
Rich people have horses, horse people aren’t rich.
Well I won’t pretend to be an expert, but for what it’s worth. In this case I started with a blow off nozzle on my air hose that concentrates some lower pressure air into a stream of air. That removed a good bit of it. Then I used a soft chip brush to gently remove the rest of the particles without scratching the lens.
This is beyond inaccurate, and anything smaller than .30 caliber is for girls.
They’ll both kill you in the bedroom
As an October who married a May…..this seems scientifically accurate. Or wrong whatever, fight me.
So, the whisk broom and a corner of my jacket is out. Got it.
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Married to a December. That is not at all accurate.
Previously married to a February. That is about 28 percent too low.
They nailed it with May
WTF, I was born in May! No wonder I argue with myself in the mirror!
Needs to be a billboard in every stateTwo words...."plausible deniability"
High torque could be an accident and tough to prove. Add JB Weld and it's a valid complaint to the State's Bureau of Automotive Repairs (or what ever it is in that State).
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