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"High-content thread"..
Instant classic!!
I replace valve cover gaskets every 50K, if they don't need them sooner...
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Heck I was being kind and offering him a chance to let someone confirm he was on the AMU. I know I would be damn proud of that and have at least one photo of me in a team picture someplace. Im sure not everyone associated to the unit in 1968 was killed on a secret mission in an unnamed country.
By the way Lee I finally did the 100lb dumbell rows (I usually use 54lb kettlebell for stuff like that)and only managed 5 reps before my form became worthless, the gym did not even have the 120lb you use on your heavy days. If your 25 years older, 30 pounds lighter than me and use the 100lbs on your light days you are an animal. I will take my mere 335lb bench press and go hide if you actually show up someplace.
Hunt hard, kill clean, waste nothing and offer no apologies.
"In rifle work, group size is of some interest...but it is well to remember that a rifleman does not shoot groups, he shoots shots." Jeff Cooper
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If I go on with the other ten pages of this thread, is there anything that tops this, or should I just quit right here? ![[Linked Image]](http://i560.photobucket.com/albums/ss45/thmsbrownlee/24HRC/retardedmedic-1-1.jpg) Did you see the "escort" link? No, what's an escort link?
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I don't know anything about sniper rifles or ammo, but Lee24 sure pulled the pin on a fantasy grenade and held it WAY too long.
Karma and Trouble have busses, and there's always an empty seat.
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I don't know anything about sniper rifles or ammo, but Lee24 sure pulled the pin on a fantasy grenade and held it WAY too long. Now THAT'S FUNNY!  
"Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the issues of life." (Prov 4:23)
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If I go on with the other ten pages of this thread, is there anything that tops this, or should I just quit right here?
Did you see the "escort" link? No, what's an escort link? don't let you're wife, boss, parents or minister see you click it.
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Look, Man,
I know you invented the first cutter and helical index,
....that "Rifled" the first barrel ever made,
....as well it's really plain that you've participated in most evolutions of rifle development since.
Not meaning to distract you from this noble and lonely objective,
.....could you explain to me the difference between "Rimfire",
and "Centerfire"....?
You're my hero , Lee
keep up the good wqork
GTC
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-- “Sometimes I wonder whether the world is being run by smart people who are putting us on or by imbeciles who really mean it.”- Mark Twain
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Gag,....
WRONG Lee24,
this place is kinky,.........
I'll give it up,
I'm doing preliminary research on the guy that coached / steered Peter Paul Mauser, ....into his "Timeless Design"
Herad that an icon handled up as "Lee 24" was involved.
sorry,....I avoid queer joints.
GTC
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-- “Sometimes I wonder whether the world is being run by smart people who are putting us on or by imbeciles who really mean it.”- Mark Twain
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Lee - hate to break the news to you but ![[Linked Image]](http://www.coldhardfootballfacts.com/Images/Awesome.jpg)
Me
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Kettlebells...hmmm..tempting threadjack.
They have made a comeback in the last few years.
Don't need as many different weights of them as you do dumbells to get a good, and different workout. Worked for George Hackenschmidt and Eugene Sandow, but they had genes going for them, too.
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**NEWSFLASH*** - Kettlebells is the most Googled word in the last 10 minutes - all from one IP address...
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I just refuse to believe anyone as smart as Lee would have to be, to know as much as he knows, would be here arguing on the internet instead of building nuclear reactors.
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Hadn't read this thread, so went to page one and couldn't even make it through the first paragraph. and how the .30-06 diameter machine gun ammunition 30-06 diameter??????? Doh!
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It's an industry term not familiar to us in the field
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Lee, may I ask what your age is?
I'm not sure anyone knows. I'm guessing though, that Lee and God were childhood buddies. Lee would give tips and pointers to little God and they would play games together. No matter how many points Lee would spot God, God always came in second. Frustrating times for God.
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"The Church can and should help modern society by tirelessly insisting that the work of women in the home be recognized and respected by all in its irreplaceable value." Apostolic Exhortation On The Family, Pope John Paul II
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The Military Channel just had a promo for a special on Sapper School. Seeing how Lee is an engineer and tougher than John J. Rambo he probibly trained the Sapper School instructors during his lunch breaks while training the Sniper School instructors. Luckiely neither of these additional duties took away from his ROTC field trip to the AMU before they promoted him to TAG of the SC National Guard. Unfortunately the Congress (being full of cowards) would not give him his Fed Req so he was demoted to E4 for the past 41 years. Luckily he has the number one PT score for his age in the US Military.
Greatfully to the creator (lee?) I am smart enough to understand his brillance, so complete admoration is a given.
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"The Church can and should help modern society by tirelessly insisting that the work of women in the home be recognized and respected by all in its irreplaceable value." Apostolic Exhortation On The Family, Pope John Paul II
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My 1903A3, which I posted to show the same Bishop stock worn by the initial Remington 700s of the Vietnam ( and the .30-06 match rifles used stateside), was "restocked" (from 1903A4 sniper stock). I don't need to use Google, but if you want to believe the postings of some wannabe who was not even born in the 1960s, vs the direct knowledge of myself, go ahead. I can often use Google, NEXIS, or some photo service on the Internet to point you to the original words of others. EC Bishop stocks were used on 1903A3 Springfield rifles used in competition and training by the US Army and the USMC. I posted a photo of one of them, which I now own. It orginally had an M84 telescopic sight mounted on it, in a Redfield base and ring set. Let me understand this correctly. That Springfield on the first first page was an A3 that was stocked as an A4 AND scoped with an M84, which was then restocked with a Bishop Sporter stock? That Bishop stock looks like any number of Monte Carlo stocks that were being produced back in the 1960's. The standard Remington Monte Carlo stocks are a closer match to the M40 pattern (sans checkering, grip and fore end caps, and shiny finish). ![[Linked Image]](http://i270.photobucket.com/albums/jj98/LeeInSC24/Guns/1903-Bishop-br.jpg)
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Here's what Senich said about the Remington records of the M40 stocks; The walnut stock, a sporter-type with an integral cheek rest (Monte Carlo style with cheekpiece), was described by Remington as a "ADL type for 5-round BDL-type magazine, no fore end tip or grip cap, 13-3/8 inch length of pull (factory standard), no checkering, non-detachable swivels, oil finish"
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