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As soon as possible but willing to wait until stock replenishes in the next month or two if that is realistic. If I’m going to build I want to do it right

I am looking to build a PC (first timer) and I am trying to find a great all-around graphics card to run WoW, Modern Warfare, and maybe Fight Simulator. My budget is around the $500 range for the Card.

I am looking at an RTX 3060 Ti, but it seems like these are like ammo right now. Impossible to find. Is a 3060 the right route? Can I get away with something else that may be more readily available?

I know there is a ton of info online if you know exactly what you are searching for but I’m a little stuck on trying to do a simple 300 win mag build. Nothing too crazy just a fluted barrel and a Remington model 700 platform. Anyone know where to get a fluted barrel from? Seems like everywhere I check is basically just gunsmiths all over the US that seem to be pretty complex when ordering these. You can’t just find the one you want and add to cart. Any recommendations for a first time rifle builder?

I’ve built 2 AR’s but the bolt action rifle world is another ball game.

Also, I’m not a precision shooter, I am a deer hunter so I’m not looking for all the flare and weight that comes with some of these elaborate, tactical precision rifles to shoot steel with.

.338 Lapua Mag. Great starter gun. Little to no recoil

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i mainly run drake

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I bet you "run" a sweet spread of "dekes" and rev your Gator Tail up at the launch to assert your dominance.

Duck hunting combined with Social Media has gotten completely out of hand. It has become more of a fashion show and dick measuring contest more than anything.

Any of you Baws and Bawettes have any experience with changing your career at 29 years old? I graduated in CM and have been (and currently) in a Project Management position for a General Contractor for the past 6 years making excellent money. However, every day that passes I realize that this job does not fit who I am or who I want to be. I am more the type that wants to help people reach a goal. Maybe something in finance or real estate (preferably land and timber sales). The problem is, I have 0 education or experience in either. Now I work for an amazing Company and amazing group of people who I wold do anything for, but no amount of those things will ever change this industry, what is required to survive in it, and how it will completely break you down until you turn into someone you hate.

For those that don't know, this job is like sitting in a giant pressure cooker of stress and anger day in and day out. There is always someone to fight with, always someone to argue with, always a problem, always someone unhappy, and always someone blaming you for things that you don't and will never have control over. It will turn you into the worst version of yourself and slowly affect your personal life (the small one that you are allowed to have). There is a high probability that you will become an alcoholic and just an down right unhappy individual which will ultimately affect your wife, kids, and family. There is no such thing as a work/life balance. The job comes first. Period. You are either on the A Team or you are off the Team. Pick one. I just cannot imagine an entire career of being a part of this God forsaken industry full of greed and lies.

I'd say I have about 80% bad days and 20% good days. Maybe it has just been one of those days and I just needed to vent, but I know that one day soon I am going to just walk away and never look back.

Have any of you ever had experience in this industry? Does it get better? Has anyone made a drastic career change at 29? If so, were you happier after?

Sorry in advance for the long rant.

Can someone shed some light on the devastation the 6.5 Creedmoor round provides as far as an exit wound goes in whitetail? I love reduced recoil and the distance the round can provide, but the last thing I want is to shoot something with that round and you have a bullet size entry and exit wound with hardly any blood trail. It seems like the round is too small and too fast to properly expand inside when it hits an animal. Thus, only leaving a small entry and exit hole. I currently shoot a 30-06 and it leaves a massive exit wound with a heavy blood trail.

I know there are multiple factors that are at play here when we are talking about blood trails, but for the sake of argument lets say it is a double lung shot with a 6.5 Creedmoor. What I am trying to avoid is buying a 6.5 and afterwards realizing that it is too light and too fast to be practical for 0-150 yard shots that we typically deal with in Louisiana.

Simple Simon Tire. I can't understand a single word that guy is saying.
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Commercial Construction Project Manager. 110 and it’s not even close. Everything is your fault, there is never enough time in the day, unrealistic deadlines, constant confrontation and arguing, and everyone is out to screw over everyone. You live in a high intensity stressful environment on repeat 24/7. It never stops.

I think you need to stop telling us your problems and go handle the situation.