Personally I have many friends stuck behind enemy lines in California, DC and Maryland. Every time they start to bitch about how bad it is living there I ask them why they continue to support the very system which they so despise. Just being a productive member of that society reaffirms and propagat...

Blaubart wrote:Threads about casterations and crap like that should not be the norm here. I visit this section for T&A, thank you tuckerrnr1!

+100

The IMI 158gr. blue tips are very nice as well, though admittedly hard to find.

Best thread I've seen in this section in a long time!
Thank you for breaking the cycle of disturbing image one up man-ship.
BZ JacksonBrowne!

Dean's demeanor started to changing about 2 years ago when he became defensive and short w/ people on the forums, shut down his shooting school and supposedly went back over to the sandbox to teach.

I hadn't heard from him since then and I hope these allegations are not true.

Pete

Looks like we have a winner..Lee press it is, thanks everyone for the input.

Pete

I use the RCBS press for my 50bmg relaoding. lee stuff is OK but to me...........get the RCBS If you dropped 10k for the gun you can afford some more for the press. Hey Jimmy, Thanks for the comment. Do you think you could expound on why you like the RCBS press better? I have no problem spending mo...

I have been advised that the M82 has some serious issues with a suppressor mounted-ranging from excessive recoil energy (and resulting battering of the action) to increased wear of the trunnion area. I was told by a suppressor manufacturer that Barrett does not recommend any suppressor for the M82 ...

There's an awful lot of conjecture and misinformation on this thread, so having spend years firing weapons under and around the water as well as being an avid spear fisher who uses power heads hopefully I can clear some of these questions up: The Glock maritime spring cups as installed by the Navy o...

Arguing which is better is pointless. They both require an extraordinary amount of skill. Hand-drawn cartoons require manual dexterity and artistic skill. CGI cartoons require a huge degree of spatial awareness and computer programming ability. Pianos and violins both make beautiful music, if the o...

Rob & Mark - Thanks, setup cost is important but if it's also better than that makes it an easy choice. I was a FCSA member while overseas and I learned a lot on that forum, nice people too. Maybe I'll renew my membership. I do not think good ammo is going to improve your M82 accuracy that much....

Sorry for the delayed response as I was traveling.

So two votes for the Lee .50 press. Any reason you chose this one over the RCBS or the Hornady?

Thanks again for the advise.
Pete

Based on the inherent inaccuracy of my M82, the scarcity of match grade subsonic 7.62x51 available in the USA for my AI AE Covert that's due in any day (right Stacey) and the constant ridicule of my shooting buddies I'm finally ready to jump into the reloading world and I was looking for some advise...

Theutus wrote:Sooooo.... Is it a really nice spotting scope or what?

Only if you're throwing Saturn 5 rockets

I sent them two e-mail requesting more information on their BMS suppressor when I was foolishly looking to run a can on my M82. They never replied. They list their phone numbers on the website for a reason. Use them. I've called a half dozen times, and have gotten the head honcho live and in person...

I sent them two e-mail requesting more information on their BMS suppressor when I was foolishly looking to run a can on my M82. They never replied. I still have questions around the repeatibility of their increased accuracy claim as well as the impact that running their can has on the host weapon. H...

Smilodon wrote:OT, Chingon your avatar is awesome!

+1,000, I'm having a hard time remembering the thread topic!

I carry because a lifetime of martial arts & strength training are no longer enough...

I can't add too much to this topic as I think the last two post pretty much nailed it.

Ultimately you're going to have to spend the time to get to know your rifle and understand there's a certain amount of art involved in coaxing out that last 5% of accuracy that most shooters will never see.

Jason, how long has the Mod 8 been out and are there significant gains made over the previous version in this model?

I've shot the NT4 side by side w/ both the SF and M4-2000 and all those I talked to at the shoot said the KAC sounded quieter. We switched the host guns and ran them through the course of fire again only to have all those observing give the same report. In my opinion the NT4 may not meter as quiet a...

Before everyone gets too wrapped around the axel on this subject I think we should limit conjecture and give Kevin /Robert an opportunity to elaborate... but they need to do it soon or this issue could turn into a very real PR nightmare.

JM2C,
Pete

Back to the original question, here are my thoughts: 1:8 - dedicated subsonic ammo only 1:9 - primarily heavy subsonic but can shoot supersonic 1:10 - best multipurpose setup 1:11 - std rifle Even at 220gr. past 500 yds you're going to have to stone him w/ a CNS shot as there's just no energy left. ...

cyclone72 wrote:

T78m6b wrote:

mcinfantry wrote:well, i meant that all the airbrushing of her almost made it look real...

LOL...I can't tell, 'cause I see chicks like this in the mall all the time...

What mall?

Lincoln Road
Bal Harbor Shops
The Galleria
Boca Town Center
...take your pick?

hemi wrote:Since we're making dedications to that long legged mac daddy Socom, I offer up one of my favs:

http://www.seatgirls.rj41.ch/

Anybody know the name of the Johnny Cash song in this video?