Transparency I think is key if you are going to charge American-made prices. I wouldn’t have a problem spending the money and supporting a brand that is more in-line to supporting Americans first if they can. I know that’s tough with foreign sweat shops but if you’re upfront I would understand, or maybe something in your vision/mission statement as a business that will always stride to be American-made, or something to that effect.
Modern range finders are powerful tools that tell you how to dial for wind and elevation. Guess how? Press of a button. Depending on the setup of rifle it will auto adjust your aiming point. However, the button must be pressed on target before it can calculate ballistics. So. Turn double bind off
@DRUNKKZ3 Please do not make movement feel like COD. We don't want jumping soldiers bouncing off walls. I believe it's in a good place right now and beta felt pretty good as well.
@thefactsdude Let's practice not shooting into homes. Justified. However, the cop could have called for backup and just followed him to a safer area to do his thing.
@PalmerLuckey@hasanthehun@iFixit Oh, the comments are gold. It’s not the e-collar, it’s the user. An animal shouldn’t yelp when using it. That would indicate it’s set too high. Furthermore, it’s a tool and you have to train on that tool. People blame the tool and NOT the incompetent end user.
@Osint613 Whoever says the dog will yelp in the comments with this type of collar did not read the manual. There should be no reason the dog yelps when shocking if they do it’s turned up too high. The idea is to get the dogs attention to the owner when a command is given.
@washghost1 Pretty sad that hardly nobody mentions the zipper method. It would stop people from flying to the front to cut everyone off. Maybe people should be tested every 5 years so they can read the manual.
This is a tough one. If you legalize the drugs there is more control on how’s it made and also stops the money to getting back to the source. The tax on that stuff could be used for programs to research and fund recovery. My 2 cents. I would rather have it behind doors than on the streets.
@Trashthegreat@infantrydort Agreed. Everything has standards in the military from regulations. Every branch is different. That being said, as long as it looks professional and presentable I don’t see the problem I see an opportunity.
@bert_gilfoyle@SenThomTillis@elonmusk True. Something to keep in mind that these subsides have been in place since the 1970's which get renewed about every 10ish years.
@RSIreland73 Thank you for pointing out the obvious. Maybe if you had some critical thinking you would know that I am talking about the reliance on 80% of our solar panels are imported from China. The subsides shouldn't go to China but only to American companies.
@ErasmusBHarry@SenThomTillis@elonmusk Am I talking about the whole bill? He is talking about Elon's post about solar/battery issue. You need to read the bill which cuts subsides to solar/wind.
@SenMikeLee@POTUS Sounds perfect for all these investment firms that will outbid every single average American. Blackrock and Vanguard invests in over 30 different real estate assets so why wouldn't they try to buy it all up. Try it on CA as a pilot. I'm sure they will be happy about that.