I love the PS90 chassis and I want one, but the setups I see always seem off to me. Genuine question, why place the laser module offset and so high above bore when there's a perfectly convenient pic rail on the front for this purpose? The rule of cool? It would look cooler on the front.
@bennyjohnson The entire country: "We need you to pass the SAVE America act"
Congress: "What's that? Permanent daylight savings? We got you!"
Sheesh man, I genuinely do not care about this. Anyway, I thought Trump wasn't signing anything unless the SAVE act was attached to it.
It means your husband would pass up the chance to be an American frontiersman blazing a trail and claiming all them engine's land for gold and glory. Or riding for the Pony Express or being the only sheriff in town. I mean, Samurai are cool, but all the samurai want to be cowboys.
You might be right. There are some confirmed strikes on Iran happening, but only one of my usual news sources has talked about it so far. He showed the video where this still was taken from.. I couldn't tell if they were moving or hovering because of the camera movements. There are systems used in a lot of these precision strikes that I've only heard vaguely about.. Maybe these are them. We'll know more in the morning, I suppose
@TheLaurenChen If she wants to assert jurisdiction over her fugitive citizens, she should come get them. I'm sure Trump and DHS can work out a partnership
I feel bad for Vance, but an example had to be made for the anti-interventionist camp to understand who we're dealing with. A lot of people misunderstood the premise of the MOU, but it appears to be off the table and irrelevant now, and for Trump's purposes it did its job. I do give the dissenting argument one point, though.. It's very hard to see how this can conclude without ground control, which would escalate the cost and risks dramatically. Karg is a nuclear option and an absolute last resort because destroying that infrastructure would leave nothing for the Iranian people in the aftermath. Imo, Trump needs to working closely with other militaries in the area to block roadways and flush out tunnels, caves, and sewer networks to eliminate their hiding places and he should be putting pressure on the Iranian government to disassociate from the IRGC and any of its proxies so that all of our negotiations involve them and the interests of their people only.
They'll always dig up another excuse. Thing is if we hadn't already been through Brie Larson, Rachel Zeigler, and a decade of franchises getting ruined by forced progressive agenda, I'd have no complaints. Almost nobody knew who Alita was, but Alita: Battle Angel, with it's cheesy dialog and her uncanny big eyes, was very well received. Because they made a likeable character, respected the source material, and the actress didn't open her mouth to talk down to men and say the movie isn't for them to then blame the same men for not watching it.
I hate the "definition of insanity" cliche because it's inaccurate, but seriously half the people at these studios probably should be in a facility.
Howdy from Texas! Lots of people love the look of multicam black, but it doesn't blend into any natural environments, so it has no real tactical purpose. I would argue it actually increases your visibility by making you stand out as a combatant, but there might be circumstances where identification is actually the goal.
Most veterans and serious gun enthusiasts are thinking about what gives you the most edge in life and death situations when fractions of a second matter.
Here's the thing. Across the entire Mexican border there are actually 3 or 4 different types of Mexican all claiming to be the real authentic Mexican, and they're probably all correct and incorrect to some extent; they just come from different regions of Mexico or periods of Mexican/American history. Texmex probably has more claim to inland Mexican origins, but California represents Baja Mexican. The state of New Mexico has its own version that's more blended with Native American cooking. All of them have people that came directly from Mexico and were raised in traditional cuisine.
@IdiotusGigantus@tuuu28283 Tri-tip is a roast cut, usually cooked low and slow. And you misread me. Never said "most American styles". I was talking about the American style bbq in California. Wet, dry, and on-the-side preferences vary by state and are part of the bbq culture in each region.
@philthatremains I don't "like" data centers, there are some concerns to be debated.. But this is not a top 10 issue for me. Might not even make top 50.