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Old one was over 300 posts so I thought I'd make a new one.
How do outdoor ranges work? The indoor ones I've been to have a zipline that pulls your target out to whatever yardage you want. But what do I do at an outdoor one? I mean I assume I'm not going to walk out there to tape up some targets right? I'm going this weekend and I don't want to look clueless.
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>I mean I assume I'm not going to walk out there to tape up some targets right?
Well the range faeries sure as shit won't do it for you.
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>nogunz here
what's the difference between striker fired and hammer fired and what do these mean?
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>>33180482
>I mean I assume I'm not going to walk out there to tape up some targets right?
That's exactly what you'll do. Preferably when the range is called cold.
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>>33180717
striker fired means that when you pull the trigger, the sear brings the firing pin (striker) back and then releases and that sets off the primer. its like shooting a double action only.
hammer fired means the sear engages a hammer and the hammer is what hits the striker and what sets off the primer
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>>33180482
shoot in the woods
its free and you shoot all sorts of shit like microwaves and tvs and trees and stuff
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>>33180781
Thanks.
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>>33180482
why are military 5.56 decolored?
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>>33181793
Some 11b licked off the teflon.
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>>33181793
Annealing. It is heat treating to reduce brittleness in brass.
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>>33181793
The case mouth is annealed as part of the necking down process. For commercial sales they clean it off, but as perfomance is unaffected the military dgaf.
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>>33180482
You walk your ass out there an set up a target. Either stand alone stands or ones that pop into pipes in the ground.
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