Sedalia Dave

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Everything I have read that was published by actual spring manufacturers says that a spring is not weakened by compression or tension as long as it is held within it's design limits. Magazines loaded to maximum capacity where the last round barely fits may experience a deformation of the feed lips. However the spring can handle the compression just fine. For this reason I only load 28 rounds into my 30 round P-Mags.

Same applies to Magazine Springs.

What wears springs out is cycling them. Leaving a spring compressed will not damage it as long as you don’t compress it beyond its design limits. So leaving your SG cocked is not a problem.

The 5"/62 Caliber Mark 45 gun is the Navy's go to Gun. There's one on every Cruiser and Destroyer in the fleet

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THIS ^^^^ Going below published minimum of H110 is not considered wise. Be sure your rounds are firmly crimped at the correct OAL for that specific bullet profile.

Y'all forgot that the price of diesel is less of a political liability than gasoline. The unwashed masses see a direct impact when the price of gasoline rises or falls. The indirect correlation between the price of diesel and the cost of everything else escapes them.

Now to force the states to follow the constitution.

Let's hope that SCOTUS can see the trend and make a ruling broad enough to put an end to 2nd Amendment infringement via FOID, Permit to Purchase and excessive fees.

Unfortunately the next administration could undo all this progress.

YES titanium will dull knives faster than any other cutting board material as titanium is very hard.

I thought it was Red = Rifle 😝 Purple = Pistol

Work your way through the list. I'm sure there are a few still doing cut and weld short strokes

I'll second SDJ. Bismuth is perfectly safe.

I know where there is a house that was built partially into a hillside. Basement had one wall exposed with the rest of the house above grade. During construction the builder discovered an extremely large rock. Rather than remove it by blasting the builder incorporated it into the back wall of the basement. Unfortunately a couple years after finishing the house the boulder shifted during an exceptionally wet spring. Totaled the house. The owners spent years fighting with the builder and their insurance company. I never did hear the outcome. Been about 10 years since I was in that area, but the vacant house was still there.

Congratulations Jenorado

There are a few farms that still do the big rectangular modules but most farms here in N TX have switch to the round modules as they eliminate 2 to 3 field hands during the harvest. The John Deere CP770 retails between $900,000 and $1 Million Here in N TX round modules are still hauled with the same trucks that were designed to haul the large rectangular modules