"What reason do you have to carry a weapon?"
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"What reason do you have to carry a weapon?"
It is the duty of every man and woman to be armed at all times! Hope this helps

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kitties are allowed to grab you with their claws and bite you really hard and if the bite gets warm later that's from all the love the kittie put in it
Ma'am- that's an infected puncture wound.
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will titanium damascus (Timascus) lose its color if frequently rubbed by handling?
How much are you rubbing? Technically yes. But these compounds are very durable.
Yo.
Are you actually christian, or is it just for fun.
I am actually Christian, and very often it is not fun

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TIL- those super impressive numbers federal is advertising for their new Peak+ 6.5 CM loads?
Are all from a 20" barrel. And the preproduction loads at least are holding up to those promises.
The American mile rifle is a 24", and is intended to be 26-28" final barrel length.
The 156gr bergers are cooking at 2900fps from a barrel half a foot shorter than the American mile's final barrel.
I could potentially see those insanely high BC begers at over 3000fps, potentially closing on 3200fps...
Given that the particular bullet - the Extreme outer limit has a BC that's essentially only exceeded by other absurdly heavy, long for bore 6.5mm and 7mm bullets, as well as .338 rounds, even if I only get 3000fps- it'll still be supersonic at 1775 yards.
A few other notes-
sadly, extremely heavy 6.5 bullets like the 156gr EOL requires a faster twist rate to get the most beans.
But also, because the HPHV tech has yet to come to .308,
Peak 6.5 creedmoor loads now surpass .308 from the muzzle, not from 300 yards.
I'm impressed. Usually when a manufacturer boasts high velocities it's out of a 24" barrel.
A lot of the tests I've seen show they're underselling the velocity by a bit.
That's kinda a 6.5 creedmoor thing though, the weird 137gr high BC bullets I originally intended to use for the AMR were rated to do 2725 from my 24", it chronied at 2770-2790.
Call me a fudd but I still want a .308 bolt gun. They have NAS3 168gr loads pushing 2600 fps from 13” HK 417’s . I’d wager they can get to close to 2800 from an 18” barrel.
Eh.
Tbh what I want to see given the Peak treatment is .338 federal or .358 Winchester. Give me that 2900fps+ 210 grain
There are better rounds on the market but something in .308 still seems like one of the essentials considering how common the round is.
To be honest, I think the way the socom guys that are pulling the contract for this high pressure high velocity 6.5 Creed are doing it is the smartest way. The gun has two uppers by design- independent and joint action. One in 6.5 creedmoor designed for the new 80,000 PSI hyper velocity ammo, and another in 7.62 NATO for when they want to operate with allied forces.
Part of me is tempted to build out on the AR-10 battle rifle rig with that concept, but I am married, and only have $600 a month I am not accountable to my wife for, so I would have to float that idea with her.
They should put me in charge of the state government
"Running for governor?"
No. Supreme dictator. Failing that, special auditor.
TIL- those super impressive numbers federal is advertising for their new Peak+ 6.5 CM loads?
Are all from a 20" barrel. And the preproduction loads at least are holding up to those promises.
The American mile rifle is a 24", and is intended to be 26-28" final barrel length.
The 156gr bergers are cooking at 2900fps from a barrel half a foot shorter than the American mile's final barrel.
I could potentially see those insanely high BC begers at over 3000fps, potentially closing on 3200fps...
Given that the particular bullet - the Extreme outer limit has a BC that's essentially only exceeded by other absurdly heavy, long for bore 6.5mm and 7mm bullets, as well as .338 rounds, even if I only get 3000fps- it'll still be supersonic at 1775 yards.
A few other notes-
sadly, extremely heavy 6.5 bullets like the 156gr EOL requires a faster twist rate to get the most beans.
But also, because the HPHV tech has yet to come to .308,
Peak 6.5 creedmoor loads now surpass .308 from the muzzle, not from 300 yards.
I'm impressed. Usually when a manufacturer boasts high velocities it's out of a 24" barrel.
A lot of the tests I've seen show they're underselling the velocity by a bit.
That's kinda a 6.5 creedmoor thing though, the weird 137gr high BC bullets I originally intended to use for the AMR were rated to do 2725 from my 24", it chronied at 2770-2790.
Call me a fudd but I still want a .308 bolt gun. They have NAS3 168gr loads pushing 2600 fps from 13” HK 417’s . I’d wager they can get to close to 2800 from an 18” barrel.
Eh.
Tbh what I want to see given the Peak treatment is .338 federal or .358 Winchester. Give me that 2900fps+ 210 grain
TIL- those super impressive numbers federal is advertising for their new Peak+ 6.5 CM loads?
Are all from a 20" barrel. And the preproduction loads at least are holding up to those promises.
The American mile rifle is a 24", and is intended to be 26-28" final barrel length.
The 156gr bergers are cooking at 2900fps from a barrel half a foot shorter than the American mile's final barrel.
I could potentially see those insanely high BC begers at over 3000fps, potentially closing on 3200fps...
Given that the particular bullet - the Extreme outer limit has a BC that's essentially only exceeded by other absurdly heavy, long for bore 6.5mm and 7mm bullets, as well as .338 rounds, even if I only get 3000fps- it'll still be supersonic at 1775 yards.
A few other notes-
sadly, extremely heavy 6.5 bullets like the 156gr EOL requires a faster twist rate to get the most beans.
But also, because the HPHV tech has yet to come to .308,
Peak 6.5 creedmoor loads now surpass .308 from the muzzle, not from 300 yards.
I'm impressed. Usually when a manufacturer boasts high velocities it's out of a 24" barrel.
A lot of the tests I've seen show they're underselling the velocity by a bit.
That's kinda a 6.5 creedmoor thing though, the weird 137gr high BC bullets I originally intended to use for the AMR were rated to do 2725 from my 24", it chronied at 2770-2790.
Area419, if I understood the video, was getting 3040fps out of their proof gain twist barrel.
I'll see if I can find the over my lunch break.
Here's the video:
Yep. I've seen some people getting that range, some getting just over 3100, I think it's probably a temperature thing. But most of the time they'll advertise a speed and when you Chrony it you're getting 150-200fps less.
He's getting 60ish under.
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“Highly effective impact system”
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What do you guys do for work. Job share time. I want to know
What do you guys do for work. Job share time. I want to know
TIL- those super impressive numbers federal is advertising for their new Peak+ 6.5 CM loads?
Are all from a 20" barrel. And the preproduction loads at least are holding up to those promises.
The American mile rifle is a 24", and is intended to be 26-28" final barrel length.
The 156gr bergers are cooking at 2900fps from a barrel half a foot shorter than the American mile's final barrel.
I could potentially see those insanely high BC begers at over 3000fps, potentially closing on 3200fps...
Given that the particular bullet - the Extreme outer limit has a BC that's essentially only exceeded by other absurdly heavy, long for bore 6.5mm and 7mm bullets, as well as .338 rounds, even if I only get 3000fps- it'll still be supersonic at 1775 yards.
A few other notes-
sadly, extremely heavy 6.5 bullets like the 156gr EOL requires a faster twist rate to get the most beans.
But also, because the HPHV tech has yet to come to .308,
Peak 6.5 creedmoor loads now surpass .308 from the muzzle, not from 300 yards.
I'm impressed. Usually when a manufacturer boasts high velocities it's out of a 24" barrel.
A lot of the tests I've seen show they're underselling the velocity by a bit.
That's kinda a 6.5 creedmoor thing though, the weird 137gr high BC bullets I originally intended to use for the AMR were rated to do 2725 from my 24", it chronied at 2770-2790.
TIL- those super impressive numbers federal is advertising for their new Peak+ 6.5 CM loads?
Are all from a 20" barrel. And the preproduction loads at least are holding up to those promises.
The American mile rifle is a 24", and is intended to be 26-28" final barrel length.
The 156gr bergers are cooking at 2900fps from a barrel half a foot shorter than the American mile's final barrel.
I could potentially see those insanely high BC begers at over 3000fps, potentially closing on 3200fps...
Given that the particular bullet - the Extreme outer limit has a BC that's essentially only exceeded by other absurdly heavy, long for bore 6.5mm and 7mm bullets, as well as .338 rounds, even if I only get 3000fps- it'll still be supersonic at 1775 yards.
A few other notes-
sadly, extremely heavy 6.5 bullets like the 156gr EOL requires a faster twist rate to get the most beans.
But also, because the HPHV tech has yet to come to .308,
Peak 6.5 creedmoor loads now surpass .308 from the muzzle, not from 300 yards.
TIL- those super impressive numbers federal is advertising for their new Peak+ 6.5 CM loads?
Are all from a 20" barrel. And the preproduction loads at least are holding up to those promises.
The American mile rifle is a 24", and is intended to be 26-28" final barrel length.
The 156gr bergers are cooking at 2900fps from a barrel half a foot shorter than the American mile's final barrel.
I could potentially see those insanely high BC begers at over 3000fps, potentially closing on 3200fps...
Given that the particular bullet - the Extreme outer limit has a BC that's essentially only exceeded by other absurdly heavy, long for bore 6.5mm and 7mm bullets, as well as .338 rounds, even if I only get 3000fps- it'll still be supersonic at 1775 yards.

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TIL- those super impressive numbers federal is advertising for their new Peak+ 6.5 CM loads?
Are all from a 20" barrel. And the preproduction loads at least are holding up to those promises.
The American mile rifle is a 24", and is intended to be 26-28" final barrel length.
The 156gr bergers are cooking at 2900fps from a barrel half a foot shorter than the American mile's final barrel.
I could potentially see those insanely high BC begers at over 3000fps, potentially closing on 3200fps...
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