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I was zeroing my rifle at 50 yards and some guy started making fun of me for shooting so close in with a scope, the best part was his friend then explained the 50/200 zero and i don't recall him saying much for the rest of the day. I'm tempted to get the new nikon reset zero turrets. They are spring loaded so you can pull them out and set zero on the dials for your zero, makes it really easy to find 50yard zero once set up and you can adjust for distance knowing zero on the turret is zero at 50.

All of those rds and didn't even use one lol.

This is because of the vehicle health regeneration. which IMO was a nice feature you had to UNLOCK in bf3 and took up a special. By the time you are able to lock on and shoot one down it already begun regenerating health. slightly defeats the purpose of the engineer class.

Play the small version of the map on PC. The 32 player map is smaller and more CQC. Much more fun.. When the b building falls there should be rubble at the new b flag by the peninsula, and it should be open up by where the building used to stand. This map really takes in the urban combat situation... The elevators were a nice touch. When the building goes down, you can jump off the roof and land on the building directly behind it.

hd7970 ghz addition would probably be the lowest card running everything on ultra and getting decent frames.

What card are you running? I want to pick up one of the new AMD cards that just came out.. my hd6970 isnt cutting it anymore.

Yeah i had early access. Not bad.I had to get back in the groove of the game play tho.. The graphics are low for the beta so it doesn't even look as good as bf3, but basically every single wall in the game can be blown down, and buildings too. should look a lot better when it releases.

With sight picture, you need resolution not magnification. When i picked my scope, i look up what was a good magnification for the ranges i was shooting, and then searched for a company that made the best bang for buck resolution and light capturing capability in my budget. Though I'm not sure how eye glasses effect this if you wear them.

That's a great example to get the point across...

When you rack the bolt are you letting it go from full open?

Kinda defeats the purpose doesn't it? Anyone can pay for simple doctor visits. However, the second you need a serious procedure, your screwed. The doctors can charge what ever they want. For example. If you get apendicitis, your probably looking at 50k in doctor and hospital fees. With insurance not only do they cover most/some of the costs they also haggle the doctors and hospitals on the cost. Which again defeats the purpose of pre existing conditions when you can just jump on a plan when u need it, but how quickly can you get covered If u need medical attention ASAP? Talk about a shit show.

First, thanks for all the references. The part I'm referring to is the quick change part that the powder measure sits on and the expander die goes in. I wasn't sure what they referred to as quick change. As in replace the whole assembly per caliber. Or if it allowed you to quickly change the ptx die that sits inside. Looks like its meant to change out the whole assembly per caliber.

I just ordered a ptx for the lnl and the powder quick change part. Anyone use this set up? How do u like it? I wanted to free up a spot in the press for the powder cop die and seperate crimp die. Is it difficult to set up? Do I need to buy the quick change part for each caliber or just the ptx insert?

I've never gotten the impression that salt water is harder to take care of, but then again i have a freshwater turtle tank. I do however understand that it is much more expensive all around. Aquarium maintenance is something that is individual and depends on how well you can maintain a balance environment.

A thread about mating an AR upper and Lower. on 25 Jul 2013 - 9:15 PM, said: A little sig oil and putting it through over and over is helping. on 26 Jul 2013 - 08:25 AM, said: After putting it through over and over and over it loosened up. on 27 Jul 2013 - 7:57 PM, said: I prefer them tight.. and who wants a sloppy one? on 27 Jul 2013 - 11:03 PM, said: So true... 28 Jul 2013 - 08:27 AM, said: wish I had that problem.

Yeah, that had good idea written all over it.

doesn't really matter how safe or dangerous a town is. People come from Newark all the time to rob houses in wealthy Bergen/Passaic county towns. It's in the local papers all the time and sometimes the cops manage to catch them. Couple robberies at gun point in the stores witch expensive merch and bank robberies too. They know people have there guard down.

Disgruntled employee... 11miles away does sound a bit of a stretch...

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No offense but PBA cards are the epitome of a hypocrite... so if your a hypocrite for being a hypocrite then your really not a hypocrite at all....

The cops aren't going to come mow my lawn when it falls outside of the borough ordinance. They will issue me a warning to obey. And then a fine. Why is it any different here? If they had a problem then it should have at the very most removed from the ground a placed somewhere for the owner, and he should have received a fine. There is a right way and a wrong way to take care of something like this.

Makes no difference if you run the irons closed.. anything else and 1/3rd for sure..

psshhh, this law isn't going to stop anything... all of this is "after the fact"

Does this actually qualify as a short stroke? or a puss* stroke? kekeke I mean even when short stroking, typically the shell ejects, but the person assumes they have gone far back enough to load the next one... which is why it is a problem. Sounds like they aren't giving the necessary force to allow the ejector to work properly. Even if you fully stroke the action, you can still manage this if you don't allot the ejector to pop the shell out. Any gun you will ever use that has an extracting mechanism will do this... On an AR if you pull back the lever gently it will not throw the cartridge out like it should, or any auto pistol for that matter... IMO the action of a firearm should never be worked gently. They are made to be used under extreme force. And to answer your question, there can be a "limp wrist" scenario with shotguns, but auto only... just like u can only do it with an auto pistol... if you absorb to much of the recoil used in cycling it will cause a short stroke of the action..

They still use the same glass, but are now assembled in the Philippines. You wont notice a performance difference. I have the 2.5-10x42mm purchased a couple months ago and it is an excellent scope for $400 bucks... wish i coughed up a few extra for the parallax adjustment, but i dont use it much past 100 yards anyway. I can see the holes punching paper at 100 yards and 10x. What problems do you have with the magnification? can't see the target? can't see where your hitting? Is your current scope a monarch?