u/Destroyer1559

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In the entire world of christendom you're only allowed to date within the congregation, or be judged? That seems extremely sketchy and I would be surprised if it was the only issue with the pastor.

Edit: I just read further down about okaying job changes or personal travel with the pastor. Absolutely not normal or healthy

You already forced me to look at it, what else do you want you monster

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My recc is to do what I did and send it off to clonechinist/Brinton on IG for a TRR chop and lever stop mod. He's on here as well I just can't remember his handle.

Edit: u/tacitblue83

Sorry, I thought you were disagreeing. Yeah, they should buy the China version. It will probably hold zero under the bench shooting conditions it will be subjected to.

Yes, you can get knockoffs from China with different economic factors, copying something without having to do the R&D, different regulatory factors, generally poor hardware by comparison, and no IP concerns.

Do it in the US.

If the market wasn't bearing the cost, they would have to drop their price. They've got it priced where they want it in order to sell enough units and make a profit. It's pretty straightforward economics. If anyone thinks it's too expensive for what it is, just don't buy it 🤷 No need to make a post for every item someone thinks is too expensive. Purchasing power of the dollar has plummeted in recent years, everything is expensive.

I think you should develop and bring to market a similar product at a better price point then. If you can undercut Badger, do it and make yourself some money.

Just make sure you factor in R&D costs, aluminum billet cost, milling cost, finishing cost, employee wages, business location costs with enough space for employees and product storage, marketing costs, distribution costs, and then enough on top to make a profit!

Yep, did my own for the first time last year. Pretty easy with some YouTube videos. Learned how to sweat copper pipe, replaced the water shutoff valve, pipe from the wall to the tank, expansion tank, and WH itself obviously. Pretty much plug and play electrical, plus a short run of CPVC plus an elbow for the T&P valve to meet code. Super easy if you've got any DIY skills and saved a load of money.

r/lostredditors

This is, in general, best for all medical emergencies. EMS has the ability to evaluate and radio ahead to hospitals and have a team ready to receive patients who are having events like heart attacks and strokes. It can save time and therefore brain/cardiac tissue vs trying to rush in in a personal vehicle at the speed of traffic and the ED having to get everything organized only once you're there and triaged.

Ah, the classic "social contract" that I entered into when I was born and has no exit clause.

"who else would protect you from monopolies?" they say about the biggest monopoly that is also the sole enabler of any other monopoly

r/tacticalgear user camps inside

Color me shocked

"You know what was swell? The brownshirts. We should make an AI system that does that! We'd obviously be the good guys!"

Because their view is that it's not their job to interpret the constitution or ensure the legality of their laws. If an illegal law passes, it can be overturned by the courts. Of course, that's BS, and they know it, but they're weaselly politicians trying to force their will by any means. Usually lying is the primary mean.

Is it? This is like 0 effort obvious trolling lol

Ah I see, so less 10 years of hunting than 10 years for it to come together to this point. That makes more sense! Enjoy!

Oh I remember the hard times. I built mine starting with the FF RAS (at retail) as the first piece in 2022/2023. Wasn't easy, that's for sure

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No offense, but what parts took 10 years to hunt? Everything on the rifle seems like common surplus or incorrect and/or current production.

Countering with the title of a news article is such peak braindead redditor lmao.

And the NFA... because it's still there

Sweet, seems like the Huntsville cans are the way based on people who've gotten back to me.

No problem, thanks for your input! Where was your can manufactured?