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While I am inclined to agree, there are caveats which would not only have you ignoring these rules, but actively go against them. One is when you use sims, and another is when shooting (no pun intended) movies. But because you are ignoring these rules, you need to have a safety plan in place which will mitigate the danger of doing so. When I participated in some hostage rescue training, both as a hostage and a hostage taker, we were well briefed on the weapons and projectiles that would be hitting us (in the case of being a terrorist, and once as a hostage) and issued PPE to protect us from the sims. All weapons were checked, and double checked with no live ammo anywhere near the training areas because all weapons were real. In movies, there are scenes that would have you actively ignoring these rules as well, and as I hear and read more about this, there are safety rules that should keep everyone safe. But apparently these rules are not always followed, as we have in this case, the Lee case, and a few others I have read about.

Not YouTube experts, seasoned actors. The other video was taken down, here is the same one, with extended clips. John Schneider explains many of the on set procedures, which I am sure are part of most, but apparently not all sets. I, at first, gave him the benefit of the the doubt, because frankly I did not know how things work on set. I was under the impression that the gun wrangler would be the last safety check, and that the actors would not be expected to know how to perform a rudimentary safety check on a weapon. But like John Schneider says in the video, safety briefings are conducted showing actors and other set personnel the weapons, real or not, are safe. And how to confirm that they still are when they get them.

No shot, no mask, and not folding to the mandate. These decisions should be made by each individual based on their health or any other reason they see fit. I do wish there was more truthful information that could be trusted so an informed decision could be made, but unfortunately every single governmental alphabet agency has lost my trust in doing even that.

I was under the same misunderstanding of procedures until I watched a few seasoned actors say that they, the actors, are supposed to check the weapon, and, if it includes pointing it at anyone, then that person also checks it.

21 years in the Army, retired then 17 as a Logistician, first running three military aviation units as their property manager (Supply guy), 1 year working for John Deere, then back to the same contract issuing flight gear, and now managing their fuel accounts. Come Dec 8, I guess I'll be retired again, but may just pickup a hobby job somewhere else for a company with less than 100 workers.

Yup, the online and the paper one now have the three options. Wouldn't that be considered a lie if you chose one that doesn't match your genitalia ??

I may be interested, what's the price?

That was one of the reasons why I stopped hunting there. They made you go back to the check station to get another parking pass if you changed areas, when at other bases using the same software would give you a yearly pass. That and the fact that back then center fire weapons were really restricted, had to use shotgun or black powder for most of the season.

A few methods to discover what is going on, using a sharpie, darken the bullet and neck of the "bad" cartridge and see what is hitting what. Do a chamber cast to see what your rifle needs, and or use a Hornady OAL gauge to see where your lands and grooves are and seat accordingly.

Seems like a negative test from both would suffice, getting the shot just potentially makes them MORE dangerous than not having any CCP virus components. IMO The medical community has gone nuts, treating people worse than animals: https://rumble.com/vnnqc9

Man, for that much I would sell a few pounds out of my stash too.

It's that way on many installations, the deer know where they are safe and hang out there. Here at Ft Campbell, they used to have a cull once a year or so, where they got a few guys to get them at night to decrease the population. The deer would be donated to soldiers and their family and I think also the Hunters for the Hungry as well.

I thought I had already posted this but I guess not. Anyway, my hunting area is just up the road from you, they should not be surprised people want to shoot out there. She will probably get used to it, but, you could try one of these, it can be used without a stamp and really does reduce (not eliminate) the noise.

Maybe a DIY setup can help, or the same already put together: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0768BHHFY

Soak the clean steel parts in Evapo-Rust, it will clean them up in no time, may take 24 hour soak, but check often or the steel will darken a bit, which IMO is no problem. The painted parts may clean up too, but if there is the slightest rust under the paint it will dissolve and paint will come off with it. As to the old primers and powders, they should be fine, give the powder a smell test, as mentioned above. I have 30+ year old powder and primers that still work as advertised, though they were stored, about half that time in uncontrolled temps in the shed.

Is TN next? https://www.foxla.com/news/california-becomes-first-state-in-nation-to-announce-vaccine-requirements-for-students

A buyer doesn't need one, Alien Gear has a trade-in program for the shells. They will send you a shell for the gun you have in exchange for the one for the SR9, no charge. https://aliengearholsters.com/shell-swaps

Hmm, maybe they are onto something. So you send me an aluminum and steel weapon, and I send you back a chicom piece of stainless steel, which you can only use as deco. Sounds like a good trade to me, how can I start my own business?

3??? https://undercurrents723949620.wordpress.com/2021/07/22/cdc-corrects-number-of-reported-deaths-after-covid-vaccines-by-dumping-foreign-reports/ Even the "fact" checkers are reporting more than 3. And yea, CDC says says they can't prove causality, but can't disprove it either. https://www.reuters.com/article/factcheck-vaers-deleted-idUSL1N2P91JS

There are hundreds if not thousands of people that would agree with this, had the shot not killed them.

Hey, you're one of them there competition guys; do you ever use one of those accurizing dies like the Waltz die? Or do you just purchase competition bullets?

Back in the day (pre-internet), and still if no data in Lyman #4, I will do the same exact thing. I take the same process, start in the middle with a load for the same weight, and profile, of the cast bullet and work the load up or down as necessary. What issues did you run into? The only issue I had was case bulge (figured out the mouth flaring pretty fast), which is still an issue with some loads. Most times the load is close to jacketed or plated, with only hardness to worry about once it leaves the barrel. Now, with so many resources, you almost never have to take chances like that anymore, but some resources I'd trust more than others, like castboolits.

I always start my loads about the middle of the range, and I work up (or down) from there. You could always cross reference your loads on the powder or/and bullet manufacturers website to make sure you are within the recommended range. As @krunchnikstated, my loads never change unless the rifle does, for my handguns I just load a middle of the range load and adjust my sights or POA to make sure I can hit my target.

Sure, but then it was only climate related, in 19' they found out the real money was in medical.