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PUTTING TOGETHER A LONG RANGE KIT
If you’ve been shooting an AR for years, even something custom you put together, making the jump into precision bolt guns can be jarring.
Heading down this road can be as simple as picking up a factory rifle and heading to your first match, but I think you’ll find if you want to pursue this seriously, with training and rapid skill advancement in mind, there are some gear and concepts specific to this type of shooting you’ll want to consider.
A few years ago, I built a little itx computer to run Proxmox on. If you have any interest at all in self hosting services, running a homelab, or just playing around with your network and you have an old computer lying around, it's extremely easy to get started.
I originally ran a VPN on there too, but have since built a proper router and moved the VPN on there. That way, if the server goes down, I can still get in remotely and fix it.
I consider myself an outdoorsman. I hunt and fish. I camp in subzero weather. I aim to be out there at least 3x as much as the average American.
But my youngest always draws me with a phone in my hand and it breaks my heart that she might remember me that way.
These posts always bring out the guys who don't know how to chase down an internal referral, who don't understand how LEAP works, who would rather wallow in self pity than make it happen for themselves.
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I've been too busy with the move to post much lately, but had to pop on to share this killer deal on a compact sleeping pad if you need a cheap one.
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If you're not going to shoot in the wind, what's the point? Literally anyone can learn to account for elevation.
Wind. Target. Fundamentals.
We’ve learned a LOT more about Lindsay Clancy’s husband as the trial has played out and women are clocking every tidbit.
Patrick Clancy was a man who failed his wife and kids. He didn’t grow up, lead, or take responsibility for his family. He was a man who wanted kids, and who allowed his wife to sacrifice her body to produce them, but then didn’t make sacrifices to care for that body when it needed help as as a result.
In the U.S., people heavily chastise women who won’t have kids, but also hang mothers by a noose when they struggle and fail. I think that stops with this case in the court of public opinion.
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Patrick Clancy took 12 weeks paternity leave and began working from home following the end of his leave. He was actively involved in parenting, and his wife's medical treatments.
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