I use TSA locks, the locks are all for show, there is no benefit to using a heavy lock.
I use heavy locks in my real life for a variety of things, but on a piece of luggage isn't one of them.
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I would call Rob and ask what he could make for you, super nice man and his holster are the best, or damn close, to the best I own.
If I were starting that load workup at home, I would likely start with RL15 and then quickly move to Varget or 4350 if I wasn't getting something going pretty fast. If your listed powders were my only choices, I would probably just start with Varget and run it up to the upper end and then stop...
I've thought more about this, normally the difference in height of medium to high rings is .1". So if that is true for the Leupold rings, that would at max mean the a difference of 2.5mm.
There is no way you need high rings for a 42mm scope.
I would add, the trend in the tac world is to move to taller rings, this is especially true for LPVO and red dots. But for your purpose, not really apples to apples.
I think the Emergency Eco Powers Act requires a joint resolution to terminate the Economic Emergency declaration by the President. That would be require it passing both chambers. But if that were to happen, I would guess the President would use Trade Expansion regs to keep them in place, that...
I would use the accubond if they shoot well, and as @375 Ruger Fan says, any of the Hornady loadings in the ELD-X or the M should be good. I don't have a 7PRC, but I do have a 300PRC and it shoots factory Hornady ammo just as well as my handholds.
Wow! You share a 3000 mile border with your only threat and you have a military smaller than some of that country’s national guards? Clearly it would not have been a waste of resources, the barbarians are at the gate!
Are you saying Canada is going to get remotely serious about their military capacity? So more than 4 subs and 200 fixed wing aircrafts? A troop force that will someday exceed that of Guatemala? I think that is awesome and I hope that happens posthaste. You have the resources to do so, I truly...
Pretty much the same thing, I bought some fish from a local, he asked if I needed eggs, he texted his wife and about 5 minutes later she shows up with a dozen. Can’t beat it.
I think you are going to a pretty organized "grassroots" response in the US in the coming days. We have seen it a bit north of the border in the last few days, but it will happened here very soon. Crown will be a target, as well as others.
It is all theater, but it will happen.
Is there someplace you can direct me to learn what that means, I still have no clue. One kg of milk is 2.2lbs, that is a roughly a 1/4 of a gallon, the average cow producing 20 x that much in a day.
So the dairy owner has to pay someone or something 24,000 for every cow they want to add to...
What is the 24,000 per head number? I have zero dairy experience, but plenty with cattle, I but can't figure out what you are talking about. I would guess 200 head is an average size, so that there is some added cost of 4,800,000, for what?
You are going to make our northern friends grumpy first thing in the morning. Alberta has 85% of all the oil, and something like 50 billion trees, which is crazy to think about.
I don’t compare to you, and I mean that genuinely, but I do own businesses on my own. They are small, but I have 20 full-time employees and a handful of contractors. I was also an executive at a fortune 10 company, where I managed healthcare contracts generating billions annually. These...
Could be both, depends on a countless number of variables. If there is evidence he facilitated the activities that lead of crimes being committed against jewish students at Columbia, there are a number of federal crimes that could be associated. I haven't seen the arrest documents or any...
Some years ago was part the defense team that defended family owned CAFOs against environmental claims brought by a PE backed law firm. The idea they would try to paint of very small hog farms, like you see with Amish or something from the turn of the 20th century, is so detached from reality it...
How many coal plants did they build last year, 2024? How many coal plants do they have currently in production? 13 billion metric tons of CO2 just from the plants they had in production in 2023, then add in what they added into production in 2024, which is roughly half the coal production the US...
Oh come on, I enjoy these conversations, but the idea the US is going take military action against Canada is looney bin bullshit. Zero chance of that happen, same chance as Canada cutting off oil, gas and electricity.
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