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I'd use different screws. I've had great luck with these harder-steel screws: https://www.ebay.com/itm/126915844108

Bail is a constitutional right. You're going to hold judges "accountable" for upholding constitutional rights?

We need to ban full-auto Jeeps. Back to manual for everyone, and limit it to two gears - who needs more than that? :)

You could get some blistering fast rounds with 165gr in a 10mm SAAMI spec load.

No way. Way too light for commercial loads. Wolff says most are 14# to start in 9mm.

He probably has an astigmatism and wasn't wearing prescription shooting glasses.

Range pics. All steel from 200-800+. Rifle in the picture is the .30-06 - ran it first. Should be able to open in a new tab and zoom in. For perspective: Close right is a wolf and gopher at 200y. Middle dug out pit is 350y - the 12" gong is on the far left. Back berm with striped pig is...

Just back from the range. Zeroed the .30-06 @ 200 for hunting season, played around and zeroed the .22 WMR @ 200 as well, making consistent holdover hits at 350y on a 12" gong.

Other than typically having higher prices, they're above-board.

You do know there are liberal 2A supporters and shooters, right? Just like there are Republican and even conservative folks that are anti-2A? "Libtards" does nothing to embrace the entire community of 2A supporters. Political parties are blends of ideologies.

It didn't. It came off as fuddery.

Vibratite > Loctite for screws you want to stay in place, but remove later.

I like data.

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Pretty clear here - it's bagged. https://people.com/fbi-releases-video-charlie-kirk-shooting-suspect-jumping-roof-fleeing-scene-11808390

Let's reset. Are you talking about plate to gun, or optic to plate? Plate to gun - use the screws that came with the cover. 407k to plate: The M4x0.7 screws that came with the 407K should work. Ideally you want 8 or 9mm length, I think. Test them by mounting the optic to the plate OFF the...

The guns I shoot regularly are definitely cared for differently than these I don't shoot as often. Between GSSF, USPSA and Steel Challenge, quite a few get worked through, but the Staccato P and the Echelon are the two most used.

Those are in a moving box under the sink.

I do like the 1-3rd gen semi auto line from S&W, yes. Now I'm slowly working through and "upgrading" to guns in better condition, with the older ones going to auction to offset the cost. I've got a couple that are like baseball cards - "misprints" - where it says it's one thing but is an...