Capbyrd

Ahhhh the good ole solothurn. I remember when they were 90 bucks back before the mosin craze.

1 of 2 things were happening. 1. the muzzle device was acting like a tuner. 2. You created an anomaly in the crown either way, it’s about timing more than torque.

I may have an accuwedge at the house you can have. If you changed your mind on the handguard, get the one below and I can install it for you for free and while I have it apart, I can shim the barrel. I can’t paste the link. but there is a BCM rail in the trading post.

I don’t like the guy, but this stuff just doesn’t help. All of this and the stickers and the let’s go brandoning only widens the chasm between two sides and prevents progress. I genuinely believe that we are beyond help as a society and I pray daily for the collapse so that we can begin to build it back to greatness. This long slow downhill is tiring.

I do. And you do. And Daniel does. Core morals, I believe, tend to be societal. However moral values that extend past those cores or even some interpretation thereof is up to each individual. Generally with the younger or “woke” folks, we are talking more about values that fall on the fringes, items that effect smaller and smaller groups of people. I’m happy there are people trying to care for something. But you cannot force your morality onto someone else. You can’t force beliefs onto someone else. Changing someone takes two way communication, empathy, reasoned debate and understanding. And most of the time today, neither side of any discussion is willing to give the other a fair shake. Arguments are made with emotion and shaming and that’s why instead of making progress, society is regressing and heading towards a downfall.

We also seem to swap residents with Dallas a lot.

I listen to the worst Memphis has to offer ever day. This ain’t even that bad.

okay, I’ll get into it since no one ever does. will cheap stuff work? Yes, probably most of the time too. But are you going to have a reliable or accurate rifle? Well that’s a crapshoot. You see, what you pay for with the bigger companies and higher tier rifles are tighter tolerances and better QC. I have sent back numerous uppers and countless barrel/bolt combos for being out of spec. Common failures are chambers that won’t pass a 5.56 go gauge. Is that a catastrophic failure? No. Can it lead to one? Yes. Can’t FSBs are common. Poor gas ports and crappy bores. I have no problem with anyone buying cheap AR stuff. I want people to understand what they are buying and inspect their parts carefully. At the bare minimum, gauge the parts you can. Some parts can be gauged off of each other. Some require actual gauges. I’ve worked on enough to know that simply plugging pieces together is not enough. You don’t have to be an AR armorer or a gunsmith to properly build an AR. But it does take more than a few forum threads or YouTube videos to ensure that you have a rifle you can depend on. And it’s not that much more.

LPVOs don’t generally have any shorter eye relief than a regular scope. No reason it shouldn’t work if you are interfacing with the rifle correctly. That’s not to say you should put one on though. Leave that poor enfield alone.

Sam’s club is 3.49 and the Mobil station next door is still 4.39.

At least on the braking aspect, “regenerative braking” is “backdriving” the electric motors to put electricity back into the battery. It’s a small amount but the drag on the motor means the car slows down without touching the brakes more than engine braking in an ICE vehicle. This is an oversimplification of the process but basically it just works out to the motor slows the vehicle more so that you touch the brakes less. coolant, not enough.

It’s not state laws you need to know about. You are looking at local law and ordinances. Check both county and municipal level for any area that you are shopping in.

Dang. I need some more overtime shifts.

the thing is, I feel like I’m being attacked because I’m using my vacation time to walk around Nashville getting chummy with the criminals. I’m reading some of these posts as someone trying to claim moral superiority over others and talking down to those people. If I’m wrong, I’m sorry. But that’s the way these posts are reading. And no, I haven’t spent as much time as him. I’m not as old and haven’t been interested as long. But since I have, I do what I can. I email and call and try to get others to do the same. I inform of them important bills and request they email or call and spread the word. But I certainly don’t talk down to anyone that says they can’t or question their priorities. That’s great. And to be clear, I never said I hate you. I said that I hate organizations that use fear mongering and guilt trips to get dollars out of people. You are an individual. I am able to separate the two entities.

Again, not everyone prioritizes gun stuff the way that you do. A few years ago there was a bill to allow motorcyclists to use the shoulder to get to the nearest exit during a traffic jam on the interstate. It was a safety issue for us in several ways. I emailed and called about that and did my best to drum up support from others in the area. Did you do anything to help? Likely not. And that's fine. It didn't work out. Thats fine too. Its part of the process. But acting superior to everyone else because you chose to devote your free time to something is NEVER going to help your cause. Instead of winning people over, you alienate them. This is why I HATE the TFA and the NRA and all of the others that fear mongering and try to guilt me into action or giving them my money.

The stock trigger group. Nothing wrong with it. It's not a match gun.

Sunday morning I woke up and went to the range for the monthly 600 yard match. When it was over, I came home and got the bike and rode before going to work for the night. Was an amazing day all around. I really missed my bike.

I have one and have never opened it. I 3D printed a Clevis pin type tool and use it.

internet gun myth.

I took mine in April and it snowed on us.

Id prefer for them to not hear anything at all. Springs generally fatigue from cyclic use. Steady state on a properly made spring should not have an effect unless we are talking extreme long term.

I have mixed feelings about it. We do have houses near by so it’s nice knowing people aren’t lobbing rounds over the berms into neighborhoods. As the area grows around us, we have to be sure not to cause issues that could get us shut down.

You misunderstanding my point. The qd exists because of the charging system. We have better ways of handling this in the higher voltage applications like EVs.

The range has certain sections that they consider to be a bit more dangerous or liability hazardous than the general lines. These include 200, 300 and 600 yard and the action pistol lines. These areas require one to review a separate rule book and prove a level is proficiency to be able to use whenever one desires. That’s the qualification we are talking about. I can now go and use the 600yd range whenever I am there.

Simple connector issue. Fork batteries have toolless qd for charging. No reason to use similar on a car.