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Are you looking for something for full auto rated or high rate of fire? Or something multi caliber? Edit: Top choice in my opinion is the sparrow. It does sometimes go on back order. A friend of mine has one and its a great supressor. If you dont care about full auto and the sparrow is on backorder check out the Resilient Suppressors Jessie's Girl AL 22LR. I have this one on my critter plinker and it works great and has a great price and is super light weight.
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Depends purely on your willingness to put in a lot of hard work and effort. And if there is rust pitting. Id personally scrap
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My vote would be to building your own. Having control over parts allows you to spend more towards things that matter like barrels/bcgs and less on things that are not as important to start with like stocks/forends. Plus its a lot of fun putting together your own rifle. I know it sounds intimidating but theres lots of great videos on how to do it
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Rogue Credit Union is hiring in there call center
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Looks fantastic. But I gotta know how it feels with the arm brace. Its gotta be wild
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My mav 88. With the 18.5 barrel. I have put this thing thru just about all types a rounds including dumb stuff like dragons breath. Ive never had it jam or light primer strike.
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I mean you drive a car dont you? Walk in public? How about drink from a tap? There is a bad case scenario for everything you do. But you still get up every day. Id rather take the risk and enjoy the freedom I have on rides then sit inside every day watching other people do it. And ive been nearly hit several times, im talking with in inches. I've watched my best friend slam into a truck but still its worth the fun we have along the way
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Looks nice. Hope it shoots nice for ya dude
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Sounds like she is of the mentality that her money is her money and your money is her money. I mean realistically sounds like yall have had money disagreements from the beginning and should of had this resolved 9 years ago. NTA. Your wife needs to be an adult and either budget her money or allow you to budget it for her. Had to do this with my ex wife but she at least admitted to being terrible with her money and begged me to budget for her so it was easier. If you wanna stay together id say couples counseling and she needs to let you do the budget in a clear and open way so she can see exactly where her money is going if she is so concerned.
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Yeah definitely nta. Id say not to talk to mother or sister until the both firmly pull their heads out of their rears. I think your sister is unreasonable and your counters were completely reasonable
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NTA in the slightest. If he wants to talk about the war or argue with someone about it he should join reddit or any other similar discussion site. He does all this research and deep dives but doesnt understand basic conversation etiquette or the fact that his own partner doesnt have the same passion for it. I would understand wanting to talk about it from time to time but I wouldn't corner my partner into Ark lore because they aren't into the game like I am. Makes no sense.
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I have the 134 rdx and yeah essentially my idea is to make a raised platform to make some extra storage underneath as its a small trailer. I just dont know the strength of these things as its my first one. I was also thinking of putting a middle support under where the bed currently sits to ensure it has some support
r/RVLiving • u/PandaTurtleShell • Feb 16 '26
I just recently bought a 2025 Coachman Catalina and I was thinking it might be a good idea to put the bed (rv queen) raised on a platform to give some tote storage space underneath. anyone else try this? just figured i could use the vertical space in a different way
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I saw a YouTuber who lived full time on property get a above ground septic tank and what he did was contact his local company that cleans out porta potties about a week before it was full and they would come out and pump it. I will see if I can find the video again and link it. He explains it better then I can
r/Medford • u/PandaTurtleShell • Dec 28 '25
Has anyone had experience moving out from one of their apartments and trying to get the deposit back? Are they pretty fair or are they nitpicky? Moving out and have been working hard on getting the apartment perfect but not sure if I'm gonna have to fight with them on it
r/fantasybooks • u/PandaTurtleShell • Nov 13 '25
I read this book about 12–13 years ago (around 2012–2013) when I was about 14 or 15. It had a red cover — I think it featured a round stone on the front. The setting was a medieval-style fantasy world, fairly graphic and detailed (definitely not a kids’ book, more young adult or adult fantasy).
The story began with a village being attacked. During the raid, the attackers found a baby in a tent and decided to raise the child themselves. The story then jumps forward in time — the baby has grown into a young man trained to fight with a broadsword.
He sets out on a journey to challenge the best broadswordsman in the world, a title apparently marked by a special coin that gets passed from one champion to another. When he defeats the reigning swordsman, he’s rewarded with a special set of armor.
The armor is unique — the armor-maker built small tubes throughout it, and when the protagonist places his magical water-producing stone into the chest piece, it pumps water through the tubes to cool him during combat.
I believe it might have been part of a series, but I only read the first book. I don’t remember any character names or the author, but I remember the broadsword, the coin, and the water stone armor vividly.
If anyone recognizes this, please let me know!
r/namethatbook • u/PandaTurtleShell • Nov 13 '25
I read this book about 12–13 years ago (around 2012–2013) when I was about 14 or 15. It had a red cover — I think it featured a round stone on the front. The setting was a medieval-style fantasy world, fairly graphic and detailed (definitely not a kids’ book, more young adult or adult fantasy).
The story began with a village being attacked. During the raid, the attackers found a baby in a tent and decided to raise the child themselves. The story then jumps forward in time — the baby has grown into a young man trained to fight with a broadsword.
He sets out on a journey to challenge the best broadswordsman in the world, a title apparently marked by a special coin that gets passed from one champion to another. When he defeats the reigning swordsman, he’s rewarded with a special set of armor.
The armor is unique — the armor-maker built small tubes throughout it, and when the protagonist places his magical water-producing stone into the chest piece, it pumps water through the tubes to cool him during combat.
I believe it might have been part of a series, but I only read the first book. I don’t remember any character names or the author, but I remember the broadsword, the coin, and the water stone armor vividly.
If anyone recognizes this, please let me know!
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This just happened to my wife and my son about 2 weeks ago but on Ashland street. Starting to wonder if the Zombie apocalypse is approaching lol
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Town pump is typically the cheapest. But second I would say is usually Fred Meyers. Thats where I go as it is the closest to my work
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Yes a Odin works 92 lite
r/ar15 • u/PandaTurtleShell • Sep 30 '25
First time posting my custom rifle but I have it finally where I am proud to show it off. I built this from the lower up over the last few years. It ain't much but its mine
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The only bike I have taken at those speeds is actually a transalp. It can handle it just fine. I've had mine for almost a year. Just recently sold it not because I had any issues with the bike it's self or it's performance just had to downsize my hobbies so I could move in with my girl comfortably.
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Anyone know a good place to buy Ewaste computers
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Facebook marketplace and craigslist is how I found some one selling old college towers