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Tikka in .308

Meopta 1.7-10

Liberty Precision Machine Mach K2

This will be all you need for a great hunting setup. Light and short. Enough to reach out to 400-500 if you need. Just get some good rings like Talleys and you will be good to go.

Just bought a VIP ticket for Dallas. Brining them some deer curry.

Straight pull bolt gun in a .30-06, .35 whelen, or 9.3x62 shooting heavy for caliber bullets w/ a red dot. It's what the Europeans do. They are the driven hunt experts.

Salt, pepper, minced garlic, butter. Score them and rub that all in. Broil in oven. Incredible.

I lived in Natch for the past 2 years. Have tried about every place you can think of. Best places are Sweeties (get the ribs and bread pudding), Cane River Commissary, and Mayeuxs (red fish cocadrie is really good). There are some other decent places but those 3 are ones I could eat at frequently. Also, stop by Cane River Kitchenware and grab a brookie.

G45. EDC and woods gun.

Hey guys, I know this might be more of an OT topic but I consider the OB my TD family lol.

I am moving to Shreveport for the next 3 years and wondering if yall have suggestions on places to live.

Well technically yes. Any 5.56 can will be effective on .22lr. The things you lose by going that route is size, weight, and ability to clean. .22 dedicated cans are stupid quiet in a smaller form factor and with less weight than 5.56 silencers. Also, most .22 cans let you tear them apart while most 5.56 cans are sealed. There are now some .22 cans which are sealed, you just have to soak to clean like other sealed silencers.

Short answer is yes but it is better to get dedicated .22 cans since they will be just as quiet in a much smaller package.

Dave is one of the smartest guys in politics.

Any of the 30 cal ones (DD, JL, ODB). CAT does optimize silencers for caliber specific purposes though. They don't do "do-all" silencers. They will work on lower calibers but are not optimized. They are an incredible company. They utilize AI to map the blast propagation of each caliber and host style to make the best designs. If I wanted a do-all silencer from them, I would probably get the ODB. It's short and quiet enough for my purposes. I don't like longer silencers, even though they are quieter. I am ok sacrificing a bit of sound performance to save length, especially for hunting.