Sisco

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Amen the more I read about them the worse it gets.

It was a case of either science going into production before completely assessing toxicology, or in some cases corporations withholding information they had indicating toxic side effects. 3 M Scotchguard I used to use religiously on my outdoor gear, assuming when I was young they had tested it for safety. Turns out they had indications PFAS’s it contained had issues and simply did not report them. In that case it was greed over social responsibility. I am guessing that it is one of many contributors to the gender identity changes that have happened. A lot of it is also now gender identity issues are accepted and tolerated by general society. I certainly believe in “to each their own” as far as LBGT as long as they don’t step on my feet, and better out of the closet then hidden. But endocrine disruptors I believe have played a part in the increasing frequency as well as reduced fertility, multiple cancers, and other metabolic diseases. I think there needs to be a new discipline that studies and analyzes these compounds and their direct effect on human society.

Don’t disagree with this. There are two sexes for a reason. It is compounded by the fact our kids are exposed to chemicals which totally fuk genders up in both people and animals. I have been exposed to a lot of good research on the effects of estrogen imitators like PCB’s and PFAS’s. It is bad enough when our culture does this, add to it the effects of chemicals and it is a lot worse.We need to clean up our acts both culturally and environmentally.

She is the only one.

I don’t think it is possible for Unforgiven to go slow on something. He is gonna get it done fast and done right. If you saw his rifle builds you would know what I am talking about.

Some heroin or meth addict has a fix for a little while.

Had ice come off the roof three years ago and wipe out my satellite internet cable. Not a hard fix. Lasted until I switched satellite providers. Look forward to seeing what you get.

Decided to resuscitate this Necro thread. Watched the first three seasons of “Alone” and the ninth season. Got me hooked. They drop ten people off in a wilderness area, with 10 items they can choose. The one who stays out the longest gets half a million dollars, up to $1 million in the last season. The first two seasons were on the North end of Vancouver Island in the archipelago up there. Season 3 was in Patagonia, and season 9 they were on Great Slave Lake in the Northwest Territories in late fall and winter. They have some bad azs survivalists. Interesting the ones,who win and hold out the longest. Usually some surprises. On the History Channel originally.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/the-weird-armored-vehicle-that-the-us-army-hated-the-marines-loved-and-enemies-feared/ar-AAMQb21?li=BBnb7Kz

THR or Arf15 probably

I emailed him a few times. Doubt he will be back. He did respond to a PM back then. I don’t know if he still does.

I just shot 100 rounds of that Hornady 75gr/24gr RL15 recipe last Saturday. Accurate as all get out out of my Colt HBAR 20” barrel.

So does Trooper and Unforgiven, but they are DPMS pattern, not Armalite.

A James May fan? You have to talk with ARTrooper, He wants to build a short action AR magnum. I think they did have an AR10 in 260 Remington for a short time that The Army Marksmanship Unit worked on with them for Camp Perry rifle matches. I contacted Armalite about it but they never got back to me. I thought about doing a rebarrel of an AR10 with a 260 barrel but got turned off by the price of a AR10 compatible 260 Remington barrel.

Mrraley is the best source there is for information on Genseo, Ill. produced AR10’s like you have. And which are the best in my opinion. I really appreciate he posted those here as they are no longer available through Armalite.

Darwin award for the day.

The end of next month.

I checked out their line on O.P. And they have a pretty impressive line, with magnification up to 40x. The one I am looking at is a 4x20 variable in the $500 range. MyLGS is competitive on price. Just paid property taxes, gotta wait until next month.

Stopped by my LGS today and asked the owner, a big Nikon fan, what he was recommending now that Nikon was out of the scope business. He recommended the Hawke High Definition line. Now this man is a distance shooter par excellence. He has won the Palma Cup at Camp Perry and won the World Shooting Championship a few years ago, so his words carry a lot of weight with me. Has anybody had any experience with their products?

You have some FINE equipment there brother. Felt I was in the Stone Age with my M1A, AR10, and AR15 HBAR. It WAS nice to get range time. I adjusted the zero on all three of my rifles I brought for 200 yards with my favorite hand loads for each. Plus got some time really concentrating on sight pictures. Pretty minimal shot placement difference versus 100 yards in all three cases. Can’t remember the last time I shot off 300 centerfire rounds in a single day.

Two other loads I have used. Went out with two boxes of reloads. 168 gn SMKs with 41.2 gr RL 15 and 168 gn VMAX with 42.5 grn RL15. 185 yards. Some flyers that were my fault (old eyes and coffee) but the loads.are good.Shooting my AR10 B model standard rifle off the.bipod. Edited August 6, 2020 by Sisco Quote Edit

Here is a link to an applicable thread.

A fair amount of luck, not much wind that day, and even a blind squirrel finds a nut every once in a while.

That was in my AR10 standard rifle. 1 in 11.25" twist. I can tell you results were very close to that with my AR10T carbine with the 16" heavy barrel'' and a 1 in 10" twist. I would have to go back and find the pictures' I have had very similar results with 41.8 gr IMR 2895 as well as 42 gr Varget.