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post 1599505421 03-11-2020, 06:30 AM
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
I'm sure. That said, of all the things to worry about with young children, this probably isn't worth worrying over baseline. It's been really soft on kids. Like, really, to the point I'd be more concerned about the regular seasonal flu than the corona. Which is to say, not very worried. 18 is a great age for tolerating fevers, even high fevers, really well, as you surely know, toddlers get big fevers commonly and it's not a big deal.

But if you have to go in to get her seen, feel free to go full on paranoia to avoid contracting something else while you are there
I know. And she's our sickest kid, always running fevers. So not like something out of the norm for her. But knowing that in reality we're probably at at least 5-7k infected it sure makes you think differently about a fever.
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Hey guys, sorry to interrupt the thread with firearms talk. Just wanted to pick everyone's brains.

Thinking about getting a Canik TP9 Elite. Have a buddy who's an armorer/weapons trainer down in NC and he swears by this thing. Shot it once and thoroughly enjoyed it, just wanted to see if anyone has any experience with it?

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Originally Posted By Farley1324
So why worry about buying during the week the serfs might be allowed?
Needed to buy some anyways, but if CA opens up buying them again everywhere will likely sell out immediately, like they did last time.
Originally Posted By blumpkin415
7.9 lbs per plate on the single curve



No thanks on steel, I like my throat and face not getting shredded from spalling
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Canik pistols are good. If you want one, get it.
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
Link?
no idea, read it a few days ago. But you have cruise ships of 3000+ with only 20 or so confirmed infections, and that's a very large gathering in relatively small area. Infection rate should be much higher than in normal circumstances. No doubt numbers will go up with testing, but you really think they'll reach any where near 100%? I'm sure my lack of concern stems from living in a small town with low transient rate, general lack of concern for things not directly effecting me, and having lived through enough of these "scares" to know to just take precautions and watch it unfold.

And btw, thanks for the medical kit posts a few weeks ago. I was CLS trained but never had to use it, thankfully. Been a long time and stuff like that I feel you need refreshers on, not just to know what you're doing, but for comfort level in doing it. Joining ERT at work so I'll get first aid/cpr, and taking EMT-basic course later this year. Def need to update my supplies. inb4 everything is sold out online from superflu panic :/
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Doubling every 3 days would be 5 doubles in 2 weeks or 32k cases
wish I had 32k cases. ordered 1000 rds of 308 yesterday though so I'm one step closer!
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Originally Posted By Jayl12345
Hey guys, sorry to interrupt the thread with firearms talk. Just wanted to pick everyone's brains.

Thinking about getting a Canik TP9 Elite. Have a buddy who's an armorer/weapons trainer down in NC and he swears by this thing. Shot it once and thoroughly enjoyed it, just wanted to see if anyone has any experience with it?

Not that exact model but I picked up a Canik TPSA9 without ever having shot one cause I got a screaming deal on it. I still can't believe how good it is for the price. Some people end up having to order softer recoil springs (Century will send you one for free) to shoot 115 gr but I've never had an issue.
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Originally Posted By pUniCepts
no idea, read it a few days ago. But you have cruise ships of 3000+ with only 20 or so confirmed infections, and that's a very large gathering in relatively small area. Infection rate should be much higher than in normal circumstances. No doubt numbers will go up with testing, but you really think they'll reach any where near 100%? I'm sure my lack of concern stems from living in a small town with low transient rate, general lack of concern for things not directly effecting me, and having lived through enough of these "scares" to know to just take precautions and watch it unfold.

And btw, thanks for the medical kit posts a few weeks ago. I was CLS trained but never had to use it, thankfully. Been a long time and stuff like that I feel you need refreshers on, not just to know what you're doing, but for comfort level in doing it. Joining ERT at work so I'll get first aid/cpr, and taking EMT-basic course later this year. Def need to update my supplies. inb4 everything is sold out online from superflu panic :/


wish I had 32k cases. ordered 1000 rds of 308 yesterday though so I'm one step closer!
tl/dr, I doubt IFAK/trauma kit type stuff will have any availability issues
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Rogan had an infectious disease expert on yesterday. Some interesting stuff. They have bits and pieces posted . . . the whole episode is long but I listened to a bunch last night. He's thinking it "could" be upwards of 480,000 dead by the time it's all said and done in several months. But basically says all the same things about wash hands (although he says in the end it's skewed greatly towards being passed via breathing it in), avoid large groups/gatherings, try to keep yourself healthy with sleep, hydration, etc.

Says without a vaccine it basically needs to burn itself out--gets to a point where large numbers are infected and get better and then there's nobody left to infect in large numbers anymore. Coronaviruses also not really "seasonal" in terms of hot doesn't stop it.

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^ Those seem like some bold claims. But those numbers are in line with how many people apparently die to seasonal flu worldwide every year as well, so I guess it makes sense. But I also thought we were still in the "we don't know enough about it" phase to determine whether it was seasonal or not.
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If we're starting a pool, my money's on Relent...
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Originally Posted By gbullock32
Spall absorbing coating.
Looks like rhino liner to me. Bubba has an idea to make some cash...

Some diamond plate from Lowe's and a couple of cans of bed liner and we have some just as good cookin'
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If it's the LG 8X30 we discontinued service on those in January 2019 (no parts).

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Fuk off, we're full... I mean... what brings you to the goat gun state?
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Originally Posted By gbullock32
Needed to buy some anyways, but if CA opens up buying them again everywhere will likely sell out immediately, like they did last time.

Spall absorbing coating.

Notice they're shooting it with a slow slug. I'd want to see it with a fast moving rifle cartridge, you know, what you buy a plate to protect yourself from.
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Originally Posted By blumpkin415
7.9 lbs per plate on the single curve



No thanks on steel, I like my throat and face not getting shredded from spalling
Curious, but why isn't there spalling from ceramic plates? What do the bullets do when they hit ceramic?
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Originally Posted By Jayl12345
Hey guys, sorry to interrupt the thread with firearms talk. Just wanted to pick everyone's brains.

Thinking about getting a Canik TP9 Elite. Have a buddy who's an armorer/weapons trainer down in NC and he swears by this thing. Shot it once and thoroughly enjoyed it, just wanted to see if anyone has any experience with it?

Caniks are solid. I read somewhere the guide rods need to be replaced after a few k rounds but I have no personal experience with them. The company is ISO certified too.
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Ceramic isn't malleable
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Originally Posted By gbullock32
Needed to buy some anyways, but if CA opens up buying them again everywhere will likely sell out immediately, like they did last time.

Spall absorbing coating.

SHow me a video not with 12GA slugs but with fast AP rifle rounds
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Originally Posted By PapaBurgandy
Thanks, homie. Viewing last night...funeral today. I’m ready for some closure/normalcy.

Morning, MFC.
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[QUOTE=Jayl12345 post_id=1599507011]Hey guys, sorry to interrupt the thread with firearms talk. Just wanted to pick everyone's brains.

Thinking about getting a Canik TP9 Elite. Have a buddy who's an armorer/weapons trainer down in NC and he swears by this thing. Shot it once and thoroughly enjoyed it, just wanted to see if anyone has any experience with it?

[img]https://media.nextechclassifieds.com/img/listings/ba/baikr02/listing_pic_1641020_1553701320.jpeg[img][/QUOTE]I don't have any personal experience with them, but USPSA natty champ at my local range has been shooting them exclusively. He really likes them, but he's also sponsored by them and he's a literal world champ so he could probably compete at high level with hi points. Not trying to talk down Canik, just saying.

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[QUOTE=taf1968 post_id=1599508911]Rogan had an infectious disease expert on yesterday. Some interesting stuff. They have bits and pieces posted . . . the whole episode is long but I listened to a bunch last night. He's thinking it "could" be upwards of 480,000 dead by the time it's all said and done in several months. But basically says all the same things about wash hands (although he says in the end it's skewed greatly towards being passed via breathing it in), avoid large groups/gatherings, try to keep yourself healthy with sleep, hydration, etc.

Says without a vaccine it basically needs to burn itself out--gets to a point where large numbers are infected and get better and then there's nobody left to infect in large numbers anymore. Coronaviruses also not really "seasonal" in terms of hot doesn't stop it.

Rogan is, naturally, Rogan.

Rogan: What about probiotics?
Expert: No . . . doesn't do anything.
Rogan: You sure?

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Whole thing . . .

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Some solid responses. Went over and bought it at lunch(after 7 days, sigh).

Seeing that they're a division of Century Arms is the only negative I can find honestly. Worth the price, seeing as I've got HKs and Sigs that are SIGNIFICANTLY more.
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Originally Posted By Tuksonrider
Curious, but why isn't there spalling from ceramic plates? What do the bullets do when they hit ceramic?
https://www.reddit.com/r/tacticalgea...el_body_armor/

TLDR: Ceramic can be said to catch the bullet and absorb the impact where steel is simply hard and breaks the projectile(s) up against its surface. Like, you know how you aren't supposed to shoot steel targets from too close because of getting struck by fragments? Steel armour is like wearing the target.

I've seen a lot of counter arguments that the base coat buildup of pickup truck spray on bedliner and the like mitigates or eliminates the spalling risk, but TLDR because of who it is making those claims and the way they set up the tests etc etc, there is clear bias IMO, and...get ceramic
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I want to eventually get some AT Armor "S.T.O.P." plates, they're ceramic only about 1/2 inch thick and 5lbs per plate.

https://store.atarmor.com/AT_Armor_S...at-stop-sa.htm

Those will be for my real LARP boog gear.

Then get some AR500 plates that I'll use for LARP training so that I don't have to worry about cracking them or anything while training with them.

ETA:

These are the ultra gucci plates that are less than 5lbs and higher ballistic rating:

https://store.atarmor.com/AT_Armor_S...at-stop-bz.htm
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I think the main downside to ceramic, other than cost, is that they expire after like 10 years IIRC... but I mean I'll probably die within first few weeks of boog so oh well lol
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Originally Posted By Farley1324
https://www.reddit.com/r/tacticalgea...el_body_armor/

TLDR: Ceramic can be said to catch the bullet and absorb the impact where steel is simply hard and breaks the projectile(s) up against its surface. Like, you know how you aren't supposed to shoot steel targets from too close because of getting struck by fragments? Steel armour is like wearing the target.

I've seen a lot of counter arguments that the base coat buildup of pickup truck spray on bedliner and the like mitigates or eliminates the spalling risk, but TLDR because of who it is making those claims and the way they set up the tests etc etc, there is clear bias IMO, and...get ceramic
There is a reason the mil uses ceramic SAPI plates.

Side note, I especially liked 2 years ago when we were issued plates for a Platoon live fire range that involved moving and shooting, clearing a village, etc that said in big red letters "NOT FOR LIVE FIRE - TRAINING PLATES ONLY".

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Originally Posted By Millz
I think the main downside to ceramic, other than cost, is that they expire after like 10 years IIRC... but I mean I'll probably die within first few weeks of boog so oh well lol
Pretty sure they last longer than that in reality. Same with kevlar type stoft vests especially if they weren't worn and exposed to sweat that whole time
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Family gathering

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[QUOTE=Farley1324 post_id=1599522261]Family gathering

[/img]https://i.imgur.com/awtVzog.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]That's a whole lotta lube for a family gathering.

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Originally Posted By Ikeman83
Notice they're shooting it with a slow slug. I'd want to see it with a fast moving rifle cartridge, you know, what you buy a plate to protect yourself from.
Originally Posted By blumpkin415
SHow me a video not with 12GA slugs but with fast AP rifle rounds
A bit of spall, but again, I'll take the chance for better multiple hit resistance over ceramic.



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