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Remember when Bob acted like he was gonna buy an AR10?
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04-21-2017, 11:54 PM
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Forgot to mention, I had to take the firearms safety cert for the RPR. The questions on it were pretty ridiculous, as was expected. You only had to get a 75% to pass lol
I also went in to the new Bass Pro we got here last year. I think it's the largest in the country. Was blown away at how massive that place was. They have a bar, restaurant, and bowling alley inside lmao. They had a huge section on reloading. May have to get in on that sooner than later.
I'll probably be ordering tomorrow. Was planning to go kayaking tomorrow but that's likely getting pushed to Sunday.
I also went in to the new Bass Pro we got here last year. I think it's the largest in the country. Was blown away at how massive that place was. They have a bar, restaurant, and bowling alley inside lmao. They had a huge section on reloading. May have to get in on that sooner than later.
Originally Posted By Sp3cialK⏩
I was under the impression that I should match the rings and scope. Didn't think about material, but definitely makes sense. Thanks.May I make a suggestion?
If looking to stay near that price, do the Seekins rings (Optics Planet carries them). They are machined in serialized pairs to match, have an integral lug, and are aluminum. The Burris rings are steel, and you would typically want to mate steel rings and a steel scope base together. The RPR is aluminum, so aluminum rings should be used. Burris isn't known for their rings anyway. The seekins are even a little cheaper.
If looking to stay near that price, do the Seekins rings (Optics Planet carries them). They are machined in serialized pairs to match, have an integral lug, and are aluminum. The Burris rings are steel, and you would typically want to mate steel rings and a steel scope base together. The RPR is aluminum, so aluminum rings should be used. Burris isn't known for their rings anyway. The seekins are even a little cheaper.
I'll probably be ordering tomorrow. Was planning to go kayaking tomorrow but that's likely getting pushed to Sunday.
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04-21-2017, 11:55 PM
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04-22-2017, 12:48 AM
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First hour into my trip to West Virginia my buddy plows into the back of a jeep driven by a gay married couple. Very cool about it.
Bent the bumper so we had to slowly bend it back so we could turn his truck. Almost there.
Bent the bumper so we had to slowly bend it back so we could turn his truck. Almost there.
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04-22-2017, 04:15 AM
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Originally Posted By rahfulz⏩
No surprise they were cool about it. I bet that wasn't the first time they've been plowed in the rear.....First hour into my trip to West Virginia my buddy plows into the back of a jeep driven by a gay married couple. Very cool about it.
Bent the bumper so we had to slowly bend it back so we could turn his truck. Almost there.
Bent the bumper so we had to slowly bend it back so we could turn his truck. Almost there.
04-22-2017, 04:23 AM
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Originally Posted By spirit750⏩
This^No surprise they were cool about it. I bet that wasn't the first time they've been plowed in the rear.....
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Originally Posted By spirit750⏩
Rimshot.No surprise they were cool about it. I bet that wasn't the first time they've been plowed in the rear.....
But that probably wouldn't be their first experience with that, either.
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04-22-2017, 07:33 AM
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04-22-2017, 07:35 AM
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morning MFC
what are your thoughts on reverse grip dumbell rows? feels like whenever i do them it works my biceps more than id like, thinking about adding some in with lighter weight, performing reps with deliberate slow technique, and flexing my lats through the rep range. this general technique has helped me make progress in other lifts.
and heres my WASR and draco looking elegant

what are your thoughts on reverse grip dumbell rows? feels like whenever i do them it works my biceps more than id like, thinking about adding some in with lighter weight, performing reps with deliberate slow technique, and flexing my lats through the rep range. this general technique has helped me make progress in other lifts.
and heres my WASR and draco looking elegant

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04-22-2017, 07:54 AM
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Originally Posted By 4ea⏩
try them light, supported on a bench set to @45 degree incline.morning MFC
what are your thoughts on reverse grip dumbell rows? feels like whenever i do them it works my biceps more than id like, thinking about adding some in with lighter weight, performing reps with deliberate slow technique, and flexing my lats through the rep range. this general technique has helped me make progress in other lifts.
and heres my WASR and draco looking elegant

what are your thoughts on reverse grip dumbell rows? feels like whenever i do them it works my biceps more than id like, thinking about adding some in with lighter weight, performing reps with deliberate slow technique, and flexing my lats through the rep range. this general technique has helped me make progress in other lifts.
and heres my WASR and draco looking elegant

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04-22-2017, 08:18 AM
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Originally Posted By Sp3cialK⏩
Hope so, you going to that Rockies game? I should be able to make it, might be a little late depending on when I get off work and traffic from Springs to Denver, but unless something crazy happens, I'll be there.We kickin it soon, boo?
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A little weird that I have to chase you from Utah to Colorado to hang out, but it's cool...
Originally Posted By 4ea⏩
I'm not big on reverse grip rows, personally, but the technique of flexing the muscle you're working and really concentrating on feeling it is one that I find to be very important in my lifting.morning MFC
what are your thoughts on reverse grip dumbell rows? feels like whenever i do them it works my biceps more than id like, thinking about adding some in with lighter weight, performing reps with deliberate slow technique, and flexing my lats through the rep range. this general technique has helped me make progress in other lifts.
what are your thoughts on reverse grip dumbell rows? feels like whenever i do them it works my biceps more than id like, thinking about adding some in with lighter weight, performing reps with deliberate slow technique, and flexing my lats through the rep range. this general technique has helped me make progress in other lifts.
Originally Posted By jason_bh⏩
Negged.In. No gun pics.

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04-22-2017, 08:24 AM
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Originally Posted By PapaBurgandy⏩
sounds good man, ive already incorporated 15 degree angle neutral grip. adding in more sets at a steeper angle would be good too.try them light, supported on a bench set to @45 degree incline.
the nice thing about back ive found is that really hammering on it yields good results.
Originally Posted By NickDigger⏩
absolutely man, i really wish id started doing this at a younger age rather than simply moving weight. slow controlled, deliberate flexing while lifting with lighter weight is seriously one of the most effective ways ive found to actually building muscle.I'm not big on reverse grip rows, personally, but the technique of flexing the muscle you're working and really concentrating on feeling it is one that I find to be very important in my lifting.
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morning MFC
what are your thoughts on reverse grip dumbell rows? feels like whenever i do them it works my biceps more than id like, thinking about adding some in with lighter weight, performing reps with deliberate slow technique, and flexing my lats through the rep range. this general technique has helped me make progress in other lifts.
and heres my WASR and draco looking elegant

what are your thoughts on reverse grip dumbell rows? feels like whenever i do them it works my biceps more than id like, thinking about adding some in with lighter weight, performing reps with deliberate slow technique, and flexing my lats through the rep range. this general technique has helped me make progress in other lifts.
and heres my WASR and draco looking elegant

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Originally Posted By NickDigger⏩
The more I see PRS stocks the more I like them.Hope so, you going to that Rockies game? I should be able to make it, might be a little late depending on when I get off work and traffic from Springs to Denver, but unless something crazy happens, I'll be there.
A little weird that I have to chase you from Utah to Colorado to hang out, but it's cool...
I'm not big on reverse grip rows, personally, but the technique of flexing the muscle you're working and really concentrating on feeling it is one that I find to be very important in my lifting.
Negged.

A little weird that I have to chase you from Utah to Colorado to hang out, but it's cool...
I'm not big on reverse grip rows, personally, but the technique of flexing the muscle you're working and really concentrating on feeling it is one that I find to be very important in my lifting.
Negged.

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Originally Posted By RThoe⏩
It's nice, just so damn heavyThe more I see PRS stocks the more I like them.
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Originally Posted By Meatie⏩
bitch please, you dont lift and you dont own any AKs. why dont you go wander off into the mountains and feel sorry for yourselfIn for friday night stakes and whiskey hangovers crew
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Uhhhhh.....any old 7.62 should work in this AK right?
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Originally Posted By 4ea⏩
My entire theory on rows is to always switch up the grips. I try doing at least two different grip styles during each back workout to try and hit those muscles differently.morning MFC
what are your thoughts on reverse grip dumbell rows? feels like whenever i do them it works my biceps more than id like, thinking about adding some in with lighter weight, performing reps with deliberate slow technique, and flexing my lats through the rep range. this general technique has helped me make progress in other lifts.
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what are your thoughts on reverse grip dumbell rows? feels like whenever i do them it works my biceps more than id like, thinking about adding some in with lighter weight, performing reps with deliberate slow technique, and flexing my lats through the rep range. this general technique has helped me make progress in other lifts.
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Originally Posted By MoeBettuh⏩
brb heading down to local barCox, check on Jarry. I'm afraid he's been deported.
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Originally Posted By NickDigger⏩
dyelIt's nice, just so damn heavy
Jesus, over 140 Afghan National Army soldiers (saw a couple articles saying 160+) were killed in an attack by the Taliban. Their base was hit by ten Taliban wearing ANA uniforms and driving ANA trucks. I spent some time at that base going in and out of the country. I don't remember hearing of an attack on an ANA base that was anywhere near this successful before.
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Originally Posted By RThoe⏩
If that "l" stands for "laydownonthecouchandeaticecream" then yes.dyel
Jesus, over 140 Afghan National Army soldiers (saw a couple articles saying 160+) were killed in an attack by the Taliban. Their base was hit by ten Taliban wearing ANA uniforms and driving ANA trucks. I spent some time at that base going in and out of the country. I don't remember hearing of an attack on an ANA base that was anywhere near this successful before.
Jesus, over 140 Afghan National Army soldiers (saw a couple articles saying 160+) were killed in an attack by the Taliban. Their base was hit by ten Taliban wearing ANA uniforms and driving ANA trucks. I spent some time at that base going in and out of the country. I don't remember hearing of an attack on an ANA base that was anywhere near this successful before.
http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2017/0...152407121.html
140 killed, 160 wounded
"As many as 10 Taliban fighters"
Good lord.
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Originally Posted By 4ea⏩
careful brobitch please, you dont lift and you dont own any AKs. why dont you go wander off into the mountains and feel sorry for yourself
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