h2osport
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Old memories! New adventures! They all combine to make up what we call "Life". No reason not to hate leaving the first home, but do so as you look forward to the new adventures ahead!
Randy
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I believe some of the early nightforce scopes had "made in japan" on them. I have seen some of the real early nightforce scopes that said made in japan. The two that I have do not say on the scope where they are made, but I believe the box's said made in the USA.
On a side note, Nightforce customer service is awesome, and the scopes are bulletproof. I am hoping Bobby will get some screamin deals on some 1-4's. I would love to have a 1-4 nsx for 3 gun.
Randy
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I have a 5 burner Signature series made by Vermont Castings. I run it off of my natural gas and love. We use it a ton. I think it is very well built! You might take a look.
Randy
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You have to have the correct foam. There are lots of different expansion rates and ratios on the a/b chemicals. If you get one with really high expansion ratio, you will have a hard time keeping it to the size you want. Most of the foams are not what I would call padding. They are STICKY as H!LL! Acetone will not touch the stuff for clean up.
It is also pretty difficult to spray the foam to a form without having air pockets. The stuff that they use for shipping has a relatively slow expansion rate, and you use a plastic sheet or bag to keep the foam off of your item.
The stuff is light, and pretty tough. Not at all cooperative with sunlight.
Randy
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Great find. I guess we'll be seeing on the next episode of cribs
I think you meant to say you might see some cribs in that place soon!
Nice place! Hope it works out for you guys!
Randy
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CHR ON(on/off) OOOOOOOOO!
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You might have to adjust the height of the die in the holder for crimp, and adjust the knob on top of the die for seating depth. I do not know how the reddings work, but I am thinking that the crimp is built into the die body, and the whole die would have to be moved up and down to adjust crimp. The knob on the top of the die will only affect length. Leave a round long(bullet high) then adjust the die body until you get the crimp you want. After you have the crimp set, lock the die down and then adjust for desired length.
Hope this helps
Randy
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If you already have a 17, then I would go with the 26. Not a ton of size/weight savings to go down to the 19 from the 17. Depending on how you carry, the shorter grip on the 26 will print less.
I shot my 26 in uspsa for a while. It is a nice shooter.
Randy
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Ouch! Hope you heal up fast!
Randy
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One of the many reasons we do not have pets!
Randy
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Happy Birthday all! I hope you are all at a match rippin it up!
Randy
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Lee Factory-Crimp die in the final station.
Lots of guys call it a band-aid to hide other problems. I call it money damn well spent. It works.
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I would also make sure you are not belling the case too much. If you are belling it too much, your crimp might not be closing enough of it.
Randy
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I am shocked to hear this. Bud was a great guy. I have had the pleasure to shoot with him many times. He was always helping shooters, and had a great spirit.
God speed.
Randy
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Did you drive it like a rental?
Randy
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I am feeling a little jealous! My last dive was 4 years ago in Hawaii. On one day, we went on the night dive with the Manta Rays. UNBELIEVABLE having an 11 foot wingspan and grazing the hair on your head while they swoop in to eat plankton.
I have dove locally, but my last dive here was 37 degree water, and about 4-6 feet visibility. Much better to dive in the warm climes.
I gotta try and take a few dives in Florida the next time I go to visit my sister.
Randy
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I hate feeling like sheet!
I hate having not fired a gun in over 4 weeks!
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The bar for airsoft stages has been set pretty high.
If you are not moving, and there are not outdoor power product involved, you are just playing catch up. If you can figure out how to integrate a gas weed eater into your stage, you will get some bonus points. 
Randy
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5.5 is doable.
Jim/Pa
Sailors
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I've been thinking about builting one.....you first and tell us how you like it
I have not doubt that if Jim builds it, you would like it! I am running a 6" that Jim built, and I LOVE IT!!!!
Randy
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You are making me feel guilty. My closet needs organized. Maybe if I have a few extra moments tommorrow!
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When I ran electronic muffs, I left them alone all day. I never had any issues with hearing anything but the beep. At our range it would be pretty tough to hear the timer in the next bay over. I now use custom fitted plugs.
Randy
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My recommendation would be for you to shoot as many as you can. Ask people you shoot with if you can shoot theirs. Find things you like. Then talk to a few smiths and try and find one that is on the same page as you. Try and nail down what you want and have it built. You can purchase a factory gun and I am sure have lots of trouble free use. What the custom gun is going to give you is a gun that is exactly what you want.
My opinion only, and it is worth exactly $.00
Randy
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This is just awesome. Now I gotta order some parts.
Thanks for all your time working on this and sharing it with all of benoverse!
Randy
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Congratulations guys!!! Have a great time with the beginning of your greatest adventure!!!
Randy
How much do you spend on this sport?
in Miscellaneous Topics That Do Not Fit in Any Other Forum
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$1! Over and over and over!