busdriver

It is the Florida-Man of gun companies.

Maybe. I haven't had the time to delve into it too much. When I shot it, I was just using the head box of a USPSA target at about 10 yards after a match. Probably a 4 inch group or so. The dot plate screws sit above the plate, so the dot mount is janky. ??? Beats me.

I'll mirror these comments. I put a Vortex CCW on mine. The dot is wider than the pistol. Mine is not accurate. At all. It'll suffice at close range, but a shooter it is not. Might be the dot mount I guess. I haven't trouble shot it yet. It flings the empty cases a really long way. Like comically far.

That's that little dick energy.

No correlation. I'm the best pilot I've ever flown with and I majored in engineering. But I've known fuzzy majors who weren't half bad too.

Yup

ugghh. 🤮

Yeah, you've said that. I get it. You're wrong, but that's ok.

Just to be clear, the idea is tariffs will force companies to open facilities in the US, and then? The tariffs cannot go away, they are the only thing that makes that factory make any sense. Everything will be more expensive from now on, this is a very obvious trade-off. For fuck sake, calling someone a "globalist" is a common pejorative within new-right circles (and plenty of people on this board us it as well). You guys are acting like we didn't discuss globalization and whether or not it was good for everyone and job loss/market differentiation is just the natural product of a free market, or whether the US worker got the short end of the stick and paid for the cheap stuff for everyone else. The words coming out of the president's mouth, and the vice president, and the treasury secretary, etc, etc. Basically all the language from the administration (except the guy who's leaving to go back to business) lines up with the "globalization was a bad deal" crowd.

One of the things that may (hopefully) come out of Trump 2.0 is the branches re-asserting their independence. There are parts of the judiciary doing it now, Rand and Kaine are starting to push back against tariffs. Each branch jealousy guarding its power is exactly what the framers wanted.

wrath, and nihilism

I don't disagree. I am sad and frustrated when people who should know better revel in the shit, and abandon their professed values.

Copy. Wrath. Have fun. But don't bitch if your side loses in the end.

Protections against government action are delicate. You destroy them, the next asshole just turns the government gun against their enemies, and on and on. wrath is a motherfucker

No, you're supposed to be cranky that the US gov is shitting on due process.

I don't think the people there are that stupid. They're saying whatever they think is politically expedient. They're trying to reverse globalization.

Awesome

If Trump actually throws down the tariffs he's talking about, the delusion is that Vance would be remotely close to electable. "It the economy, stupid."

No that is actually what the theory is. The eligibility to run as VP is the sticking point. The work around is Fauci level jail house lawyer shit. But that is what a certain part of the "new right" is thinking.

Purses at dawn!

Nah. Shrewd staff work to get the funding.

In sum sortie count and variety of experience is what matters, the hour count just happens. And I agree.

Ok fine, ignoring Pitt, and not arguing with a heavy guy about flight hours. Nothing about this accident screams "caused by inexperience." Your point is the procedure is dumb, which it is. Because it's fucking dangerous no matter how experienced the crew is. Her hours are irrelevant.

Except that is exactly what Pitt was doing. When actual evidence is to the contrary.