Sniper
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Very possible, makes me wonder if it's time to stock up on wheel guns.
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That's great, but what good is a sale if they can't deliver because of backorder?
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Now, here are some new toys, how come we can't play with them?? The US Army's chief of staff said Monday that the next-generation squad weapon would fire faster, farther than previous infantry rifles and penetrate the most advanced body armor technologies in the world. "It will fire at speeds that far exceed the velocity of bullets today, and it will penetrate any existing or known ... body armor that's out there," Gen. Mark Milley told Military.com at the 2018 Association of the US Army's Annual Meeting and Exposition. "What I have seen so far from the engineers and the folks that put these things together, this is entirely technologically possible ... It's a very good weapon." The U.S. Army's chief of staff said Monday that its 6.8mm, next-generation weapons, slated to replace the M249 squad automatic weapon and the M4A1 carbine, will be able to penetrate any body armor on the battlefield. https://www.military.com/kitup/2018/10/08/army-chief-offers-new-details-68mm-next-gen-squad-weapons.html
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Anyone else order one with this sale? They are in a backorder situation with no time line when shipping.
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You better not, I own one. Best vehicle I've ever had. I was always a fan of the Big Three, and jumped off that band wagon. Boy, am I ever glad!
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Some people still are using them at the range. Has anyone here heard of someone getting busted transporting 15 rounders since June? Hmmm, what about selling them to the LEO's that have 17 or 19 rounders, since this new law restricts them to 15?
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It certainly does, I always make sure to put on my helmet before posting. You can never be too careful!! Welcome to the forum!
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What, you have no faith that the mag ban will be overturned or we'll get at least the injunction?
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Yeah, that's the last time I ask for "permission" in this fricken town, now I just do what I want, and will ask for "forgiveness" if caught. That's a great idea. Maybe he has a copy of his survey, it will show your/his property line and you can hopefully agree on where the line is, then just move a few inches towards your side to be safe. That's usually what they used, pieces of rebar. Try searching at least one out. That would give you a starting point. Got a metal detector? Tread carefully there, you saw what it cost me.... If you and your neighbor agree on the line, I would just do it. I've had both, I prefer the real fence, then the dog always knows where the boundary is. Lol, sounds like my house. I get the garage (sometimes) and my office, she gets everything else.... the things we do for marriage...
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Can't be. Water, sewer and gas are underground. Power, cable and phone could be overhead. A utility locator will come out and mark the ground for all hidden utilities.
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Very true, my town too. I wanted to move my fence (a 6 ft vinyl) over on my property and had to apply for a variance, even though it was within the set-back. Took months of dicking around with the town, going to the nighttime council meeting, sending surveys, photos and specs to the town, and describing my plan to the committee, hiring the town attorney, sending letters to all the neighbors and close to $1000, just to get the town to say "yes, you can move your fence on YOUR property."
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Do you have the survey when you bought the house? Go look in your closing papers folder. Some of those barriers and fences might show on it. Alternatively, some surveyors install small concrete markers at the corners of the property or possible steel posts. If you have those, you can figure out where your property line is. If you have to get a new survey, it could cost a few hundred. The new vinyl coated posts and chain link hold up well and look nicer. It comes down to the visual and your budget and matching or complementing your neighbor's fence. Depends on the color (if you go vinyl), as you'll need all the different posts, parts and connectors in the same color. A local fence company will help get all the necessary parts and pieces together, if you're not sure what you'll need. Will save an emergency trip to HD or Lowes in the middle of the project.
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The eye of the storm went directly over Tyndall AFB, base of F22 training, they took a direct hit.
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It looks like it will go into Georgia still holding together as a Cat 4 at 140 mph. Unbelievable.
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Eyewall just hitting the coast, look how perfectly formed the eye is:
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Winds now up to 150 mph at landfall, pressure down to 923. Cat 5, is 157 mph. Hurricane Katrina was at 920 at landfall and 135 mph, but was a larger diameter storm.
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Didn't see a thread yet. Looks like this thing gained some major strength the last few hours. Currently a Cat 4 at landfall with 145 mph winds, with gusts to 175. Pressure down to 928. Not many buildings will sustain that. Looks like Tyndall AFB might be vaporized, it's right in the path of the eye. They will get a 9 - 13 ft. storm surge.
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Not everyone would want one, but the ones who want one, should not be infringed. See how that works. So, there are no gun ranges and thousands of people who own guns in the states that allow CCW? Do many people die by shooting themselves in the face in those states?That's the typical Liberal B.S. response to CCW, that it will turn into the wild west. Is that how urban areas like Dallas, Austin, Houston, Phoenix, Miami, etc. are now? Tons of people dying daily because of all the CCW holders shooting up the place?That's what I thought too.. Liberal Media slow to report?How about other gun shops besides Cabela's? Do they do the same thing? Specifically wondering about a folding stock? Would a shop in PA sell a rifle with this "evil" feature to a NJ resident, or neuter it too?How about anywhere in PA? Will any store there, or do they neuter too?
