A local bed and breakfast on a huge farm. The owner is in her '90s and it was her father who was a doctor and I believe also possibly a dentist from some of the equipment I saw.
All of this was in a small building on the property, I probably have some other photos of it laying around.. the newest date i saw on a label was 1965... so i would say some of this stuff was from the 20-30's.
TX22 In a chassis with a red dot...
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Due to the brightness and contrast, it's kind of hard to see detail.
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Regularly scrub your barrel with a bronze brush to clean it, don't use a plastic brush..
I was recently trying to set up a red dot. On tx22 in a chassis and it was being horribly inconsistent, then I noticed. Those bullet holes look a little bigger than 22...
So when I walked up to Target, 90% of the bullets were going through sideways. My barrel is completely leaded and needs to soak and get scrubbed...
This would have been much worse if there was a suppressor on that would have almost guaranteed some baffle strikes....
And I don't believe I've actually shot that many through the tx22, I would say definitely less than 500 rounds.
I will literally drink it straight out of the bottle. It's so good, and if you haven't put it on vanilla or butter pecan ice cream, you don't know what you're missing.
But when it comes to pancakes and french toast, honestly I think the fake stuff is way better.
The 300 blackout was not subsonic ammo...
So I have a metal Kabuto mini frt, using it with a two stage trigger pack.
Frt mode works fine but in semi-auto it will fire on the release..
Meaning I can shoot one shot and then it will basically turn into a binary after that.
Is it possible the angle of the part? The interfaces with the back of the trigger needs reshaped?
I literally just put this in the chassis, the chassis it was in before was causing nothing but malfunctions.
This is the new Titan precision works. MTN2 chassis
This is the original freedom fingers frt, and 20 round mags.
This was about 6 or 7. Yd, I could easily dump the entire mag into a 5-in circle or less and I wasn't even trying that hard.
And PSA already providing the service with suppressors, will they also be providing the service with standard firearms?
If you're unaware of the policy, watch this.
So, with the ATF rule change coming to allow firearms shipped directly to your house...
Just like NFA items, anybody know what big dealers will participate in that?
If you are unaware, with NFA items, if an out-of-state dealer has affiliates within your state example silencer shop, they can ship the suppressors directly to your house and you fill out the 4473 online.
With the ATF rule changing, this will be a possibility for standard firearms meaning no more transfer fees if the online place has an affiliate in your state.
EDIT ADDED::: ALSO JUST FYI IF YOU DIDN'T READ IT.. They're also making it so you no longer have to engrave sbrs on factory receivers when you do a form one. You also don't have to fill out paperwork when you drive state to state with them.
So if you've ever wanted to do a SBR, it's going to be way easier in about a month or so.
so, last week, my wife was looking out the front window watching the squirrels and chipmunks eat the peanuts she left out and chase each other around.
Then one of the young small red squirrels falls out of the tree and hits our deck, then start flopping around... she goes out to check on him and he is laying on his side breathing heavy, then starts to crawls away dragging his back half..
he ended up crawling into a hole that goes under some concrete steps, a few of the reds seem to live here..
fast forward 4 days to yesterday, and i spot the squirrel crawling around on a small carpet we had draped over a rail drying... he still dragging his back 1/2, but otherwise seems ok... so figure best to let nature handle it..
I sent my wife this pic, it she didnt find it as funny as i did.. :)
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Anybody else have this issue? At multiple sites with random computer models, a tech tech start an image on one machine and immediately start second image running on another and one finishes in 30 minutes and the other one's still running after an hour and a half.
Usually I tell them to just restart the image on it and a lot of times it's fine the second time.
If it's happening on more than one computer while they're imaging, I'll usually reboot that distribution point but I haven't seen any single cause. Personally I think it's some weird network issue causing incredibly slow transfers. But considering the machines being imaged are all by the exact same switch, that's odd as well.
