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raz-0

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  1. If you keep it to the right velocity you are zeroed pretty close at 200. I'm not saying it is perfect but it works for most. You can go be pedantic all you want but the point of my post is what you can get away with as good enough to not be totally wasting your time.
  2. I was at that match with you. Also shooting a dot. Most of the red dot people did not fare as well as you. I argue you need exceptional vision as you need a dead on zero at range. Which most people are not capable of with a dot due to his much detail they need to see vs. their visual acuity. I didn't do so hot on the 600 target because my zero was less than perfect and ended up hitting to the left of it until I timed out. Most people with average vision, can get a decent 50 yard zero. Then they can use the dot itself to do holdover and hold under out to 250-300. Even if it is only 250, most targets are suitable for using the target itselF for holdover. And you don't even need access to a 200 yard range to do it. However once holdover for an acceptable poi ceases to be on or abutting the target, you are just guessing on holdover. This is usually not the case with an lpvo. So a steel uspa target or a steel a/c target you can likely do out to 400 just by holding high on the target So depending on the match yeah your can shoot it with a dot and be able to pull it off if you do your part well. Regardless, for most people it's a place to buy a massive boost in performance. In your visited stage iirc I got the 460 after a lot of tries with a 3moa dot. Same location with a 1-8x lpvo i cleared a 200 400 and 450 target in less time than I spent on that 460 with a dot.
  3. 18 inch gets more velocity and also has lower gas pressure at the port which means softer cycling. I like a mid length 16 more than a mid length 18 for feel. But it is pretty easy to get a rifle length 18" running. I like the 16" form factor better, and an intermediate gas length 16 is even a bit gentler than an 18 rifle length set up. But it is a pita to get running reliably. You can also get pre built rifle length 18" uppers. Intermediate length 16" uppers not so much. But cutting the gas impulse combined with a good comp and a reduced mass carrier and buffer help keep your sights on target through the whole recoil cycle.
  4. Red dots can be good under 200 yards. Once you need to do significant hold over it won't cut it. The AR needs to be accurate and not too heavy that you won't over swing on transitions due to inertia. The real place where money pays significant dividends for rifle is the optic. A good low power variable optic is a game changer. Vortex razor 1-6, trijicon 1-8 ffp accupower or whatever they recently changed the name to, or the Bushnell 1-8 ffp are all in the sweet spot of quality and price. All a bit over $1k and you'd have to spend a LOT more to get much better. IMO bang for the buck setup with readily accessible accessories. Decent AR with one of the above scopes a decent barrel and a decent trigger. Stoeger m3k Sig p320 x-5 legion with a trigger that let's you dial out overtravel.
  5. You don't want cert if you think you will just lose. Honestly I'm wondering if the problem was always roberts. Everyone says Kennedy was the wishy washy one. But he designated his hair apparent,and they had a pretty good 2a record. I'm thinking roberts was always the problem.
  6. raz-0 replied to PK90's topic in Precision Rifle
    I've shot a Barret model 82. Very effective brake and recoil system. Id say it's less punishing than shooting 3" magnum slugs from a 12 gauge. However you also get a serious pressure wave from it. So you get the recoil plus a sensation akin to someone tossing a light fluffy pillow at your face.
  7. My guess is regardless of a ruling the gym is screwed. That being said, the two cases aren't even remotely similar. The gym has no constitutional claim and no federal guidance that they were considered essential services. My guess with the indoor range is that they get to reopen as soon as the state would have to justify anything in court. So that looks like July 2. Practically that means July 3 or 4 at best. So two days before summer camps and about a week after malls. I don't think any satisfactory legal precedent will be set other than we can and will fuck with you as long as we can defer the consequences.
  8. The soros quote isn't real.
  9. As far as I know the range suit is still an ongoing thing.
  10. As long as your use involved turning it off and on frequently, you could get it “stable”. When running servers, you needed to bounce them a lot depending on use. Where you travel doesn’t really mean much unless you are plugging into strange networks. Because the main threat to machines is the network and the person at the keyboard doing something stupid.
  11. Look at the technology in other areas. I suspect the net result won’t be creating super villains, but that it will allow so much more of the bureaucracy to engage in evil with less effort and skill required.
  12. Sounds like your friend needs better friends.
  13. 10 is actually stripped down at its core. Also nt bulletproof. Hehe. Right. Windows 7 was probably the best once beaten into submission, but 10 is getting there. i wouldn’t call any version of Windows bulletproof. Screen control and focus, especially during auth, has gotten weirder since vista, but most of it has to do with protecting the system from malicious code mimicking user input and protecting your auth interaction from being captured.
  14. You do realize getting gun shops opened and outdoor ranges opened was largely the result of anjrpc lawsuits. That is the state nra affiliate organization
  15. All my nines shoot 124 most accurately. Followed up by 115 and then 147. Unless your ammo or gun is fubar, accuracy at 7-10 yards should not be distinguishable. It’ll mostly be covered up by either you sucking or by bullet diameter. last time I bothered practicing that close, after the third shot or so it was time to pick a new spot on the target or just be happy with not missing the clover(ish) shaped hole.
  16. They are full of it. It might be that they can’t find a ni compliant sku anywhere though. I can find mags but not the 10 round sku in stock anyplace.
  17. The nj aw law has constructive possession in it. The state won’t know you built an other, so if the law changes and your receiver is now a rifle and you have no parts to make something illegal, I’m not sure how they would be able to tell the situation was ever otherwise.
  18. For now. The general concern for other type firearms is that the rules on them will be changed in NJ. It is very likely that such a thing could occur without involving the senate or assembly and even if it needed to that’s not really an obstacle.
  19. What's your plan for that? Because it isn't as easy as it sounds.
  20. I was thinking about this. So with this suit have we learned lessons from SCOTUS’s last case and included damages? I mean nobody has pro rated my membership dues. If any club did, no municipality has forgiven property taxes not utility bills. At a minimum the electric company bills you minimally even if you use nothing. Since it clearly has nothing to do with safety, mr Murphy needs to make us whole by restoring our rights, covering legal fees, and covering membership dues we could not benefit from. @Smokin .50
  21. FAQ says call the department you will be getting the permits from, and they in theory can press the button to resend it.
  22. raz-0 replied to JC_68Westy's topic in Handguns
    New. Used pricing is highly dependent on what revision it is. That doesn't have the cross slots, so it is a mk I or mk VII which historically go for considerably less used. As an owner of a .357 mk XIX, I will also state that the used market for .357 is considerably softer. $600 is still a great price, but not a price to flip it and double your money kind of price. Pre-panic $799 was probably a very fair price seeing as several years ago a bunch of mkVII .357s were dumped on the used market by someone at that price.
  23. Also check your junk folder. Honestly, having analyzed the emails they send, I expect them to have ever increasing deliverability issues.
  24. All it really says is some dudes tried to do a meta analysis and the data they could mooch off of was crap. Lets say a mask just reduces how far and how much cooties you spew when you sneeze. If I live with you and you sneeze 36 times a day you are probably still leaving enough of your cooties around that I'm going to come in contact with your cooties in sufficient quantity to get ill. If your cooties are long lived on a surface, then that goes from probably to definitely. The results from a study about that situation would not likely translate well to random transient contact with strangers.

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