Alleycat72

I run it with 62 Lehigh controlled chaos and 62 tsx bullets. My 18" is a tack driver with them.

I've had a Reapir it was a good scope. https://outdoorlegacygear.com/products/iray-rico-384-mk1-3-12x-thermal-rifle-scope?variant=40089912803402 The specs on this scope doesn't look great, but the scope looks fantastic for what it is. The package deal with the LRF is a decent setup. I does have Chinese parts assembled in Texas with a 5 year warranty.

What is your price range? Euro optic has a sale on Trijicon now. I run two N-vision scopes. Some of the Iray scopes look way better than they should for the price. https://www.eurooptic.com/Trijicon-Thermal-Optics-Sale.aspx?utm_source=Site+Subscribers&utm_campaign=0e3b72d212-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2022_10_29_Trijicon_Thermal&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_dde3ccfa21-0e3b72d212-159880356

Probably get flamed, but having a "relationship" with a 13 year old at 22ish is a problem for me. I believe they have a word for that.

I can't support LaRue because of things he's been involved with in the past. The TriggerTech triggers are pretty much all I run now.

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May have gotten this figured out. My harassment approach paid off. He's got a class A truck and driver lined up. Just has to set up the appointment with the DMV.

Having a CDL puts me in the system twice for drug testing. Every so often you get the test twice in the same week. They figure out guys would get a test than go out a smoke a joint because it would be 6 months or so before they got tested again. We've had guys test hot just so they could get some time off work also. 90 at 80% first time. Crazy world.

Big company's are setting up their own classes. It's going to hurt guys wanting to get in.

He has his physical done and a permit. Owner operators get CDLs somehow. Granted, they probably worked for someone at some point. You can buy a class A or B on Craigslist and take a test with that. You would just need a cdl driver with you. The laws have changed recently and the 6 to 10k classes will keep people from getting a CDL. The law goes into affect in February. His permit runs out then. He will be grandfathered in if he gets it done before then.

Sorry for screwing it up for everyone.

The closest he's gotten was a place that only rents to a business. $15000 deposit. I've got him calling small time towing companies and offering 3 or 4 times the rates. Guys selling class A and B trucks on line and asking if the want to make extra money for sitting at the DMV for 2 hours. The liability is the killer and it's going to cost him.

I had a question. I read the the rules. This answered the question. You all should be proud of me. It's much more fun asking for forgiveness.

The company picnic is going to be awesome this year!

Want a guy to rent some time on the manual while it's there or is it a company truck?

Don't they restrict the people that take the test in an automatic or did that change?

Were are you renting them at?

Basically he need a dump truck, but any class B. The trucks he'll be driving are built on a dump truck frame anyway. Crazy thing is I'm required to have an A. If I get handed keys everyone knows somethings going down that no one needs to find out about. LOL Not a single person in my classification is required to have one but me. Damndest thing.

The position he wants says "class A, B or the ability to obtain one within 6 months". However they are getting enough applications, that the are kicking out non-CDL guys just to thin the herd. I have a CDL and figured I'd have to ride with him to the dmv, but finding a truck is a B. After February it'll cost him around 10k to get one.

Got a buddy that needs to rent a class A or B so he can get his CDL. He has a permit and has to have the CDL to be considered for a new job. He has access to people that have a class A so that's not a problem. Any idea where he can go? If I need a big truck, I just go get one of 20. I have no idea how civilians do it. I also have a bunch of exemption letters. I have no idea how the average guy gets this done and I'm trying to help out a friend and feel a little inadequate.

Last bump before it goes on Facebook. Also consider a Baretta 1301 tactical gen 2 that takes chokes.

7mm PRC on the 6.5 PRC case would be the answer. Gain several hundred rounds each barrel and more energy on target.

$900

Honestly, we would just get 3 or 4 barrels and have them chambered for the gun we were running in a match. I keep backup ar 10 barrels now.

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