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HELL YEAH, BROTHER!!!!

^^^ That's like @Robocop1051, and his daily combination carry... I'm not kidding when I tell you that it takes him 2 solid minutes to take off the 17 concealed guns and spare mags he's carrying...

Oh, he did it. His BCG was so grimy, I picked it up and it stuck in my hand...

Here SS, lemme tell you a story about .260 Rem and 6.5 Creedmoor. I have a 20" AR in .260 Rem. A great buddy has a Ruger Precision Rifle, bolt action, 26" barrel, in 6.5 Creedmoor. We set up targets at 1000 and 1100 yards. I check my dope chart info, I shoot first, and get on target. He says, "Hey, what did you dial for the 1000?" I tell him, he dials, he shoots - and he's pretty damn close to the target. Makes his minor corrections, and he's all over it. Next, he says, "What did you dial for the 1100?" I tell him, he dials a little - and gets pretty damn close to the target, makes minor corrections, connects with the target. So, if "There ARE big differences in the two cartridges" as stated, then how is the same projectile (147 ELD-M) in those two different cartridges... able to almost use the same dope to hit at 1000 and 1100?...

No, there really aren't big differences between the two. There's no way you missed that beautiful chart he made - those aren't big differences. You must have missed this article I linked, as well. Here' the article again - not only read it, but make sure you look at the contained vid links in it, as well: http://americanshootingjournal.com/260-remington-vs-6-5-creedmoor/ Just because I don't have a Creedoor, myself, you must mistakenly think that I've never been around one. I have PLENTY of friends with them, and I've shot their guns. They do not chew up ammo, just chambering it, and THEY have no issues hitting the 850 yar targets, either. Explain that, SS, since you're the new champion of the cause in this one...

So, you're bribing people to join me... I like it...

As a gun shop owner, I'd never clean a gun for a customer, ever. Fuk that. You run the gun, YOU better figure out how to keep your shiit running, by cleaning it yourself. You want it worked on? Better bring me that fucker clean. If it takes a good "gun cleaning" to make your gun "run right" again - you're gonna pay for that, dearly... Where I'm at now, if someone brings me a shiit-ass dirty, muddy fucking vehicle to work on, I tell them straight up that they can take it to a car wash and clean it, or I'm not working on it. OR, I will charge them $50 to pressure wash it before I begin working on it. Your call. I'm not working on that fucking muddy, nasty thing, in the condition it's in right now. Go clean it first, or you're paying me to clean it. One of those two thing will happen, or I'm not putting my wrenches to it...

You can't even trust THOSE ones, sometimes, man - don't bank on that "one that likes the guns," being a good one. I'm a two-striker on that setup. Lost 3 guns to the last 2, just because "they liked guns..." Don't put your money there, brother - if they like guns, they'll REALLY like YOUR GUNS... Ask me how I know...

I have that kit for my Dremels, and port cylinder heads with it, at home, on a bench - but it doesn't help me a bit when I have to climb into, around, and contort myself to - whatever vehicle I'm working on/in. Cordless/battery - and zero cords attached to my tools - gives me more freedom that you can even imagine, in those situations, and my work environment... That's my $0.02 and why...

No money needed - send your testosterone. Samples are fine, as long as you can guarantee they'll help, and they're pure. This is nothing more than a gen-u-wine nut-up event. It's a motherfucker. It sucks to start it, but it sucks more to finish it - and once you finish it, you never want to do anything like it again. And this will be my 4th one... Says something, right?... My Grandpa always said, if you're gonna be dumb, you better be tough... I did three of these fuckers at the end of my military career. Last one was after I retired, I think that bastard was in 2009 or 2010. Been too long, so I'm going back and doing it again. It's a hoot. I'm no spring chicken, brother - I retired from the Army in 2007, with 21.5 years. That math works out to make me an older fucker. If you stop moving, your parts rust, and you get stuck in place. I'm extraordinarily lucky to be handicapped by my own natural immaturity - I still think I'm 17... and act like it most of the time...

I'm going. Anybody that wants to join in, hit the link for details, make your plans, and meet me there. Last time I did this bastard was 2009. It's an ass whoopin' you can't likely put upon youself, without calling in buddies to kick your own ass...

It starts at 2200 feet AGL, and goes through 7000 feet of elevation change through the course. Two major sand washes, miles long, beginning and end. It ain't easy, by no stretch of the imagination. But it's pretty fucking satisfying to complete it. It fucking SUCKS. I just wish it would suck MORE...

I've been through three of them, while a member of this board, brother. Sweat it not. I've got your back. Only lost four guns in total, through them all, too. Bitches...

Walk with me, bitches...

Candy-asses beware. Telling you now. Anyone wanna do the 2020 Bataan Memorial Death March with me? I'm going. Haven't done it for a few years now, but I've done three of them. I'm going in March 2020. The date is 15 March 2020 for the next one. Details will emerge, but here's the basics: https://bataanmarch.com/ Let's plan the Spring Shoot around this - total asskicking week-ish, overall. I'm going. Man up, fuckers.

I didn't - I was afraid it was a holster of your junk, hanging out on the left side again... I'll revisit that...

Here's what an ejector should look like - no square shoulders on it. Squared up ejectors have big issues feeding rounds from the right side of the magazine... Little known info, for proper ARs, but it's true as hell for the people that make ARs that need to function all the time, every time. Right side of the pic is a shiit-ejector. Left side of the pic is what a proper ejector looks like. This is what separates a budget-gun from a reliable-gun... Attention to detail...

I have a BCA 16" M4-profile barrel in 6.5 Grendel, and it shoots the lights out... I'm not against BCA, by any means. I didn't expect that from it, and was happy. You don't buy one, though, and expect match-accurate from it though - and bitch when it isn't...

It all comes down to the Machinist's Rules, brother, and so many people can't comprehend that. Budget barrels are budget barrels, and are not McGowen barrels, LaRue barrels, PacNor barrels, Shilen barrels, etc. This breaks it down well.

1 gallon Zip-Lock bag. Assemble inside the bag, man. Pull that fat bag over what you're working on, and when it flies - it goes straight down, out of that bag...

Good to hear, brother. I'm wondering how much of this "Hornady ELD-M" bashing we have to go through with Phantom here, on his two BCA barrels, his 22" and 24". This guy is insisting that 6.5mm ELD-Ms WILL DENT when you chamber them... They don't on my shiit. Maybe they do on his BCA barrels. That's one hard-headed motherfucker, right there, and thinks his way is the only way. His budget guns aren't performing. Hmmm.. Ya think?... Guy needs to "learn how to learn... " Off my

If that Milwaukee doesn't work out for you - I'll buy it from you. I'll eventually have one anyway. Lemme know what you had to pay for it, and I'll give you that, so you're not out anything.

That make it look like you're concealing YOUR DICK, and it looks like YOUR DICK is growing sideways. I'd run from you, too, if you walked up to me like that, shiit hangin' half a foot off your body...