They don’t call them small anymore. It’s now slim fit.My barrel says MA on the side. Definitely a magnum.
A friend told me….
They don’t call them small anymore. It’s now slim fit.My barrel says MA on the side. Definitely a magnum.
Gang bangers aren’t yote hunting or using suppressors.Gunshots not normally heard at night? Spend any one night in north Philly then get back to us. View attachment 587766
Are you going to tighten the screw on the rear ring?LOL! I have a gunroom full of rifles and with the exception of my double rifle, I hunt exclusively with my R8s now.. Call me a Blaser fanboy if you wish, but I absolutely love them! I have recently built up my long range hunting R8: 300 WM, GRS Stock and a Swarm DS scope.. This is my Tajikistan rifle for this coming December.. View attachment 587492
Don't worry, the ones who think we give a hoot about their opinions will be a long shortly.The devolvement of these threads into totally irrelevant subjects, and the ensuing arguments that follow are quite comical. I'm off to start a dick measuring thread now. What section should that go in? Lol!
Swelling from slamming it in doors does not count.Well I can assure you, mine is bigger than yours. My R8 I mean....LOL!
He pulls until it comes unstuck.Toby, that ads another dimension to “length of pull”
Or false advertisement!And the size will be written on the side to avoid confusion
MA for "Massively Approximated."My barrel says MA on the side. Definitely a magnum.
More like "minor abilities" LOL!MA for "Massively Approximated."
Compare it to the size of a suppressor..........on a Blaser? LOLThe devolvement of these threads into totally irrelevant subjects, and the ensuing arguments that follow are quite comical. I'm off to start a dick measuring thread now. What section should that go in? Lol!
Of course.. The picture was taken before the DS was aligned and tightened down..Are you going to tighten the screw on the rear ring?
It was just one of those things where see something say something made actual sense. I'm glad to know it isn't something you are unaware of.Of course.. The picture was taken before the DS was aligned and tightened down..
Bet that use to be a handy little rifle. Though clearly the future.My Montana elk hunting guides have gone to "Best of the West" 300 PRC with suppressors. I will be hunting with them this Fall. I asked them about fitting the rifle and can into a scabbard on a horse and they said it wasn't an issue.
Randy Newberg has a good video on the subject
Interesting. After watching that video, a "Lets talk suppressors" video popped up. That guy has some eleven suppressors on his bench including two on ARs. $11K worth of suppressors or thereabouts? Wow!My Montana elk hunting guides have gone to "Best of the West" 300 PRC with suppressors. I will be hunting with them this Fall. I asked them about fitting the rifle and can into a scabbard on a horse and they said it wasn't an issue.
Randy Newberg has a good video on the subject
I know this is the rainbow age of woke, but this thread is becoming uncomfortably gay.Compare it to the size of a suppressor..........on a Blaser? LOL
I'm from Upstate NY and became fluent sarcasm at the tender age of two. Clearly you have certification as well.Bet that use to be a handy little rifle. Though clearly the future.
That did escalate mighty quickly didn't it? At least we're off of suppressors now. Lol!I know this is the rainbow age of woke, but this thread is becoming uncomfortably gay.
It is a finely developed and not a completely unappreciated art form. Being born just outside New Orleans it is a genetic attribute.I'm from Upstate NY and became fluent sarcasm at the tender age of two. Clearly you have certification as well.
tapping into my economic education you have a “price seeker” meaning the gun can demand whatever the market will bare…this gun is seen as highly differentiated with few equals versus a “price taker” meaning the gun has to be priced to be competitive given the gun is seen as having many like brands matching it and is not differentiated from others. Notice costs don’t play into thisHere is my amateur economic opinion and speculation:
The cost to produce something often has little to do with the price. Supply and demand drives prices. Right now Blasers are in high demand compared to their production/supply numbers. I'll consider myself lucky if I see my D99 barrel two years from when I ordered it. I paid full retail, but would have paid even more to not wait 2+ years. This will no doubt be an unpopular opinion, but the price needs to go up. This is the same phenomenon that makes government price controls fail. Demand exceeds supply and their are shortages, long waits, and empty shelves.
I don’t think I can bore anyone more than my above response lol!!!!!tapping into my economic education you have a “price seeker” meaning the gun can demand whatever the market will bare…this gun is seen as highly differentiated with few equals versus a “price taker” meaning the gun has to be priced to be competitive given the gun is seen as having many like brands matching it and is not differentiated from others. Notice costs don’t play into this