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  1. 6 minutes ago, BHunted said:

    Relax man.... It's called putting a lil humor in before it goes tits up. Sorta breaks an argument before it happens. By you saying this makes it worse.

    With all due respect... Its just two guys taking personal jabs at each other. Pointless, not germain to the discussion, and benefits nobody.

    Pointing out the rude behaviour is intended to curb it.

     

    FWIW, I thought the toes joke was funny, not what I'm talking about....

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  2. Ya know, to echo a lot of the sentiment here.. there is no shame, you feeling like a p____y is BS. After what you described????!!? Man.

    I was witness to (along with about 100k others) the Blue Angels having an accident at NFIAB during a show in the 80s. The two chase planes made contact during an overhead maneuver, tailfin from one plane went throught the canopy of the other. Both planes lost, 1 went into a flat spin and landed a couple hundred yards away. Canopy came down about 50 yds from me, pilot safely ejected, other one died instantly.

    I _still_ have a hard time watching that stunt, live or recorded. And I was just a spectator in the audience! To have gone through what you did? Man... 

    Thanks for your service!

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  3. I recently acquired a 4" S&W 686 in .357.

    I have everything I need to reload 9 mm (press, dies, standard primers, boolits, titegroup powder), and have been doing so for a couple years. I bought some used reloading gear from a co-worker, and now have dies for .357/.38 (older, but in good shape).

    The used gear I bought came with some magnum primers and older powder the previous owner used for 357 mag loads. Handful of cast boolits, too. 

    - Is it necessary to use magnum primers or can I use standard small pistol primers?

    - can titegroup (or other standard issue modern reloading powder) be used or do you HAVE to use a Magnum powder? I get that I may need a more powerful powder to achieve the pressures required for SAAMI 357 mag loads, but I don't have a chrono or anything, so... Just reloading pkinking ammo, really. 

     

    Anything different reloading 357 mag vs. 9mm? I have a recipe for my 124 gr round nose 9mm I'm happy with (4.2 grains titegroup), but starting from scratch on the 357. Was going to try 4.5 grains titegroup and work up from there?

  4. 10 hours ago, RED333 said:

    As long as crime is not punished things like this will get worse!

    Yes and no.....

    At the risk of sounding like a bleeding heart liberal (most of you should know me better by this point!):

    For some individuals the threat of incarceration is not prohibitive. They don't care. Now the causes for that situation could be debated forever. Regardless, the way the system is setup isn't working: the threat of conviction and jail is supposed to disuade individuals from committing the crime. The punishment and/or risk involved in performing the action does not outweigh the perceived benefit.

    I find this argument illustrated perfectly with the debate sometimes used against the castle doctrine: you value your property over someones life.

    No, the individual in question values my property more than their life.

    If you live in a place where you might get shot trying to boost that TV, you're less likely to steal said TV. Statistic after statistic bears that out as the truth.

    If you live in a place where punishment for committing a crime is reduced, you see crime increase every single danged time (e.g. Chicongo, NYFC after Giuliani, San Fran, etc.) The latest salvo of DA's not prosecuting certain crimes under the guise of racism has got to be the stupidest argument yet profferred by these baffoons. Which frankly is fine with me, let them cook their own stew! I will laugh a thick hearty belly-laugh when they complain that the animals inside the cities are eating them alive. Yes, cut your police budget, that'll fix it!!! Send in the social workers!!!

    This trajectory is getting worse. The divisions within our society are becoming greater, and it will serve to fracture our country. Thats by design, btw.

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  5. 1 hour ago, Links2k said:

    Since the mods are allowing you all to walk the thin line of politics on this subject, I’ll say let’s add this same line of thinking to January 6, 2021 and let’s put a couple thousand short ropes to work.

    Oh please, that was staged by the fbi... "Mostly peaceful protests" were more violent then that 'event' where people stayed inside the velvet ropes and took selfies with capital police. Irrespective, it has nothing to do with the events discussed, but thanks for distracting from the topic with partisan politics! It definitely helps the discussion.

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  6. 5 minutes ago, FUJIMO said:

     If you choose to believe this started because "TRUMP" then you're thinking exactly how they want to.

    Distract from the core argument about were crimes committed by turning it red/blue political. 

    We have evidence of crime. Stop the debate right there, everything else is kabuki theatre that distracts from the need to deal with the crimes and treason.

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  7. 4 minutes ago, E4 No More said:

    Because he funded part of the "research" through another organization. There is plenty of evidence out there on this topic.

    ...And knew damned well where it was going and what they were doing with it. His wife signed the check! He was the one that brought world health alliance in to run it since obummer told them they couldn't do it at Ft Detrick anymore, and DARPA said Nope, illegal as hell.

    That would be "Lying to Congress under oath for 25 to life Alex"

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  8. 4 hours ago, Grayfox54 said:

    I've been preaching about this for years. School isn't about education anymore. Its about pushing kids through a failed system and turning out good little drones who follow their masters orders without question and believe everything the liberal left has pumped into their poor feeble minds. People who can think for themselves are a danger to the powers that be. 🤬

    One of the greatest gifts I ever received was the day my history teacher Mr. Barnard got through to me and taught me to think for myself, use what God put between my ears, and form my own conclusions. I owe that man a great deal for what he has taught me. Kids today don't get that benefit very often, but there are shiny nuggets of hope from time to time.

  9. 1 hour ago, FUJIMO said:

    Without going into detail AND violating the no politics rule.....

    Actually don't see this as a political issue. I see how it can be looked at that way because there seems to be some red/blue sides shaping up, but the evidence of government malfeasance surpasses ideological boundaries.

    The evidence is irrefutable that they have been lying to us, manipulating us, and trying to control us with known falsifications about this novel 'virus'. Everything that comes after that is treason, and a hangable offense. You can argue how many angels can dance on the head of a pin if you like, I say its high time we hang the MF'ers. Right on Washinton Mall. Been there, plenty of lamp posts for all 545+ of em.

     

    Watch now as folks start diverting the argument and trying to discredit Project Veritas... anything but admit they're wrong.

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  10. 4 hours ago, Grayfox54 said:

    Could somebody translate that load of gibberish please?  What the hell are they trying to say?  

    Project Veritas posted internal military/gov't emails detailing the fact that in April 2020 (yes Virginia, almost 2 years ago), the fed gov INCLUDING farci knew that:

     

    It came from a lab in China

    Eco Health Alliance was funding its research with US Taxpayer money (because DARPA passed on it since thats illegal)

    Ivetmectin works ("it both inhibits viral replication and modulates the immune response.")

    They knew the shots wouldn't work.

    They knew natural immunity would be lasting and durable

    They knew it mainly affected the sick and elderly

     

     

    But YOU can trust them with the shot. Totally not lying to you this time. Got boosted yet?

    But go ahead and denigrate me for seeing through all the BS so you don't feel stupid for trusting an agency thats been bending you over a barrel since before you were born.

    I truly don't understand people. Read Plato's shadows. Fascinating bit of psychology. People would rather drag others underwater with them rather than admit they were wrong.

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  11. Agree with what you've said.

    At the risk of coming off as a jerk, do you attend school board meetings? Why not run for local office, heck, they're usually unopposed positions! Recently re-fi our house, and the mortgage broker did just that b/c she was concerned about a lot of things in her grand-daughters district. Hats off to her getting off the keyboard and doing something.

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  12. 46 minutes ago, FrankD said:

    I have two small 6'x10' raised beds and have always just used big box plants for my annual "crop" any benefit of using mail order seeds other than cost?

    Hmm. Can of worms there, lol.

    Arguably store bought may produce better as many are hybrid varieties. However they will not produce true seeds. Many mail-order types are heirloom varieties, which can breed true seeds, or are varieties you cannot find at most retail markets. 

    Many of us green thumbs find enjoyment in starting our own seeds (kinda like reloading). Helps kick the winter blues if you're plantings seeds in Feb. or March.

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