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My understanding is that the 300 Blackout was designed to run either surpressed or non-surpressed. That said, there are too many variables to make a blanket statement for every 300 Blackout, especially if you are building your own....

Bought a scope from them a couple of years ago for a good price - No problems with them at all....

A jig that uses a router instead of a drill is generally considered easier and better....

[quote]we have idiots in out mist[/quote] I'd say you mist... :lol:...

Depends on your location - my understanding is that Visible uses only Verizon towers and doesn't share towers with any other carriers as would happen if it was actual Verizon service. That said, I haven't had any major problems....

Visible can easily be only $25 a line, and will have 5G at no extra cost......

Starlink doesn't sound cheap - $500 buy in (dish, setup, etc) and $99 per month......

ProtonMail...

Seems overpriced to me....

Don't see that in their Black Friday ad - Is that a price in a store?...

According to the Virginia Pilot today, everyone has to wear a mask whether on the sideline or while playing. Pennsylvania regulations....

Don't know if they will last 20 years or not, but Ridgid has a lifetime warranty on their tools and BATTERIES! The batteries have a lifetime warranty when bought as part of a set - when bought alone, the warranty is only three years. You do have to register everything to get the lifetime warranty, ...

Sometimes you can find laptops for "parts only" on ebay (or maybe even the actual part) - it would be cheaper than a new laptop. And I assume you've done a google search for the fan part number?...

I've had it happen many times where my speeds go down to next to nothing - but if I go into airplane mode two or three times in a row, they usually come back up to a reasonable level. I do use the hot spot feature a lot, but the speeds that I am talking about are on the phone itself. Two other t...

If he orders a pre-hung door, you are absolutely correct. But if he orders a slab, then there is no left or right hand....

Yep, if you have a trim router and a hinge template jig it is pretty easy to use the old door to mark the correct locations for the hinges on the new door. After you've got the hinges done you will need to drill for the door knob - you can use a jig for that also or just do it by hand. However, yo...

If you use spray foam to fill the hole, use the kind of spray foam that is minimally expansive. If you use regular spray foam and it gets too far above or below the hole, it may create a bulge or two in the door....

Shouldn't be any hinges or mortises for hinges on a slab - you would need to either use a router or hand chisel in the recesses for hinges. I've seen slabs with and without holes for the doorknob. If the slab already has holes for the door knob, they may or may not line up with your existing door ...

Thanks!!...

The 1971 Notre Dame game when I was a freshman - somehow a friend and I got seats just below the band (back when the band was on the sideline at around the 35 yard line)! Probably the best seats I ever had and it was undoubtedly the best game that I attended by far!...