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planeflyer21

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  1. Not sure about anyone else but my youtube feed has scores of videos eviscerating the MSM as full bullshite, nothing believeable, all propaganda. Everyone needs to help bully their representatives, senators, and state governments to help get a dynamic shift in government.
  2. I think my YHM LP went to the shoulder.
  3. 4th, since you said "game" instead of "big game", .22 Long Rifle should be at the front.
  4. Welcome from Arizona!
  5. Gotta get some coffee!
  6. Truck heater in the morning, windows down in the afternoon.
  7. Spring Break is probably out for me, the week of April 10. The prior week as well. Other than that, I should be able to get a bit of time off.
  8. Where'd you find a pic of Tom dressed up like a football player?
  9. Yup, that gap between the gas block and barrel step is critical.
  10. Good man, Ray! THAT'S the way it's done! The .308AR Way! Ignore that instigator above me.
  11. Right on! Nice thin cut, very tender. She later said that when I said it was tongue "All I could picture was French kissing a cow." That's her problem, not mine.
  12. Lookin' good bro!
  13. So Rita (ex gf, Hurricane Rita) and I went to this little Mexican taco shop on the southside. Staring at the Spanish menu for 5 minutes, she finally just said "Order me some tacos." I was young. And a dickhead. So I got her tacos de lengua (tongue). Scarf, scarf, half scarf. "These are the best tacos I've ever had! What meat did you say this was again?" Lengua. "What's that?" Tongue. "FUCKINASSHOLE!!" as the rest of the last taco gets thrown down. As to my wife, she is a good cook. But I tire of Chinese stirfry. I do a lot of cooking from scratch.
  14. Look out guys! Tom's been infiltrated with an antigunner!
  15. I remember that gumptard. Step 1: Ensure your collapsable stock is collapsed all the way.
  16. OP said 150gr. 7mm-08 150gr: https://www.midwayusa.com/product/853027/hornady-precision-hunter-ammunition-7mm-08-remington-150-grain-eld-x-box-of-20 .308 Win 150gr: https://www.midwayusa.com/product/490933/hornady-superformance-sst-ammunition-308-winchester-150-grain-sst-box-of-20 Close enough for a comparison IMO. Still, 16" bbl, I'd stick with .308.
  17. Happy birthday COBrian!
  18. I don't recall off the top of my head but I want to say the big difference between the two is the transonic range, e.g., the distance where the projectile moves from supersonic to subsonic. IIRC for the weight you suggest, .308 Win transitions to subsonic somewhere between 800-900 yards, while the 7mm-08 is still cooking supersonic at around 1100 yards. The transition from super- to subsonic imparts an instability on the projectile which affects accuracy. That being said, a 6.5mm/.264 projectile stomps azz on both the .30 and 7mm/.284 calibers for retaining velocity and accuracy downrange. Now, all that being said, if you are looking at an 18" barrel just stick with .308 Win IMO. Plenty of ammo choices at a cheaper price, with less wear on your barrel, and plenty of "in-stock" components.
  19. I've seen a couple in person. In a word: functional. Noreen definately isn't going for points on styling or cool factor, other than having calibers in non-standard AR choices. Still haven't shot one.
  20. /\/\/\/\ Very spankable!
  21. "Okay, maybe I do need to take a crap." Many people after I commented that their fart sounded wet.
  22. I'm guessing that's what he meant. Not sure if watching him get into that position is worth a PPV on cable or would scar me for life.
  23. Cheaper Than Dirt needs to burn to a crisp and die.
  24. Didn't you just post "One leg over each shoulder" or some such?
  25. Ppffffttt. He'll just make more with his Harbor Freight mini-cutoff saw, a vise, and some needle nose pliers. Edit: Forgot to add, he'll use one of his back hairs for a mag spring.
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