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Nice work MikeDaddy.

When that happens, the smaller charge projectile will impact lower and drop off more dramatically s far as bullet drop.

When you load a round with a specific powder load and projectile, and fire it, that bullet will follow an elliptical parabola that is unique to that combination. Adding powder to that charge might very well be doing two things: Flattening out that parabola because of the extra energy, and shifting it downrange a certain distance from your firing point. If you are sighting in at a distance where the projectiles are still ascending, which I believe they are at both 100 and 200 yards, this will cause the larger charge projectile to impact lower. Once they reach the maximum height, or apogee of the parabola, the larger charge should be furthur downrange. As they start to drop, eventually they will cross paths

not a strong country fan but got the chance to see Vince Gill's show close up tonight. A hell of a guitarist and a great entertainer. Really enjoyed myself.

They are just not paid enough.

Man with that combination, get a kidney function test done now and then, just to be safe.

Incredible picture from out west.

^^^^^^^^^ Agree.

I am so embarassed, I forgot for a moment and felt a twinge of fiscal responsibility. Please forgive me. DeHavilland make some tough birds.

As this thread has been resurrected, recently I tried some HSM (Hunting Shack Munitions) 168 gr BTHP Molybendum coated ammo I had purchased during the hoarding craze two years ago. In both my AR10 rifle ( 1 in 11.25 twist) and my AR10T carbine ( 1 in 10 twist) it is shooting in the .sub MOA range. Best guess average .8 MOA . Unfortunately I believe it is discontinued.

Shepp, if no steel toed workboots, at least Ed won't have to worry about moving to the Soprano section of the church choir, and that's probably a good thing.

The fuel bill to pick everyone up will be astronomical. How big a runway do I have to clear out of the forest?

My logging friend out there just got his return home canceld for the next two weeks for him and all of his crew according to his wife. They have two days off, then they go back into the line. He is under contract to the Feds.

I am gonna look at getting one of those for my cheap charcoal smoker as an enhancement.

You held your ground until the reinforcements got there. The Fed Forest fighters I know and have known are damn good. I pray you finally get some rain.

That is in my back yard. I think there is a Bessemer Alabama as well. Right Triple B?

Just an observation: it looks like your primers are seated unevenly. Did deburring take care of that? If not I have some other thoughts.

The fire picked on tough SOB to mess with. Hang in there Mag!

Been to Smithsonian. It is ok but crowded and you can't really get close up to the hardware. Want to see Wright Patterson, my Dad worked there for a while before Pearl Harbor.

Thank you, my next effort will be a picasso Barbeque Grill /smoker. My personal favorite is the overstuffed toilet. I want to attach a 50 inch HD LCD TV to it along with an internet hook up. And my wife thinks I spend too much time in there now!

I use FB for keeping in touch with my spread out family, it is more like being in a conversation than emails, plus some local sportsmen groups. Used to be an avid AR10 T member, but like JT said, it is about dead. Use twitter to follow some friends in overseas hotspots, less censorship than FB. Mainly this has become the internet place I hang out on.

Our family in Idaho say they are having dust storms its so dry. And they have never seen that before. I guess there is absolutely no moisture in the soil for quite a ways down.

Mag for what its worth, they have pulled just about every able bodied fire fighter and private loggers from this area and sent them out in some cases with some of their heavy equipment to Northern Idaho and Eastern Washington to help fight the fires.. A friend with his own logging business is out there with his whole crew for the last month.with no schedule when he is coming back home. Told me to find another source for firewood this year, as he won't have time to log any.