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Updated my last post - apparently I didn't embed the damn vid...

That one will grab alot of you here, but I bet it gets @Madhouse pretty good. It'll resonate.

I practice this daily...

Well, brother, then I have great news for you... 2.00 Miles is verified, as of 10:30am local SDTF Time. The 5/8" rebar target posts are 7'10" long, and buried 2 ft in the ground. The target location is easy to drive directly up to in the truck, so setting and recovering the target will be a complete piece of cake.

Easy way to defeat Loc-Tite on tiny screws... FIre up your soldering iron, and sit the pointed tip right into the screw head that you want to remove. Be patient, wait for that screw to get hot hot, and you'll be able to remove it easily, right out.

Brother, you have no idea... You'd shiit your britches if he posted a vid of what INSIDE those Arms Room Lockers... It's fuqn MIND BOGGLING...

This is the precise process that you have to go through to check your Natural Point Of Aim (NPOA). Trigger follow through all the way through recoil management, sights back on target, round impacted. You described it well. I preach it all the time.

What we know so far - projectile flight time to one mile is right around 3 seconds. Flight time to 2905 was around 8~9 seconds. Flight time to 3520 yards will be more.

That dog looks like the Late 80's Mike Tyson! Circa 1989!!!

I like threatening BOTH OF YOU with a good time, getting you BOTH all riled up, and it's even better when I'm gonna have you in the same venue, same time. I know you'll both feed off each other and amp it up a little bit. It's like shaking up that Sack Full Of Grizzlies, right before you pull the release pin on the Trebuchet... That worked out exactly the way I thought it would...

That's the best. That's what I use for optics mounts.

Brother, that's gonna be a torque issue, over a thread-locker issue, no doubt. Here's the deal with purple - it's all about the screw size. Those handgun optics screws are so tiny, that Blue Loc_Tite will actually seize those things in place, and you'll strip the heads when you try to remove them to change a battery, or something like that. Blue is just too much, based on the screw size. Here's a cheater chart: I use Green, too, when it's serious. I don't use that 290 stuff in the picture above, I use 670. My definition: Bearing retaining compound, serious shiit when I don't want a wheel bearing outer race to move. If I need to change wheel bearings, I have to do it with a 20 ton press, or blow through a whole bottle of MAPP Gas to heat that shiit up and make it easier. I'll use Green for motorcycle footpeg bolts, too - I don't ever want those fuqrs falling off... Purple has it's place, and those tiny ass screws are the perfect place. I'm a big fan of Vibra-Tite, as well. For gun shiit, I think it's the better product. For suppressor-host muzzle devices, there is only one... Rocksett. My $0.02...

That would be one hellaciously effective test. Kudos to you if you report on something like that, Rex. That is badass, brother.

Well, brace yourself for your very own T&E on 3520 yards, My Brother, at the end of March. Show up motivated and ready to go. Tell your buddy to run that math - because we're doing it. Fall Shoot will never be the same anymore. The Gamers can run the 1 Mile KYL, and that's badass by itself, but their guns can't dial past 2900 yards, spare a few yards more over that Those guns running that one at 2900 last year won't go 2 miles... 3520 is a definite No-Go for those ones... Brace for impact. It's inevitable, and it's coming. 2 miles is already a done deal, bring heavy hardware, clean panties, your spare toothbrush, spare underwear when you Shart yourself, and a smile on your face for when you fail... There's only a couple guns that will even do this, amongst the crowd right now. We know who we are. 😍

Shiit worked... I knew I'd snatch him...

I said that for a reason - knew it would get your attention...

Slat wall is cool for light-weight objects. Slat wall doesn't like things that have weight to them. You'll break that aluminum track right out of the wood-ish stuff on the facing, once you hang a couple AR-10s off it. You could hang a Ford Raptor off the Secureit panels, if you mount them properly (backing material into wall studs).

WHOA!!! That's HUGE for a hidden-room-ish setup! Secureit gun storage. It ain't cheap, but it's the most effective system out there, bar none. https://www.secureitgunstorage.com/ Put some panels up on the walls, and you can stash a giant epic collection of guns into that space. Reconfigure anytime you want, just move mounts and holders around on the panels. WOW, brother!

How high is the ceiling? I'm already thinking of a two-sided gun rack down the middle.

HELL YEAH!!!

That specific target is set up on the 500-yard line up a Parabellum right now. I'm just sayin'... We have time to make another, before Fall Shoot. We won't make it out of 1/2" AR500, though. That beast is HEAVY!...

I've heard nothing but badass things about the AB Suppresors, brother.

They fire from the open bolt position, and this happens once you get that barrel HOT... The hotass chamber cooks the next round off... I've just let them rip, if it was a safe-ish situation. Go nuts, gun, do what you do, hang on, keep it pointed. Kinda... ***Changes super-hot barrel as soon as machine guns eats the whole belt...***