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r/NFA

I love mine as well and I’m a happy SiCo customer, but if I were doing it again I’d try the OCL Titanium. Reasoning being it can be found for less than $100 more, when I last searched it was about $60 more than Sparrow. It’s lighter weight, shorter profile and I think comparable suppression and I’ve only heard great feedback on Otter, they represent well here on Reddit. Other folks would probably mention that also there’s no FRP like on the Sparrow but that’s not actually a real problem, it’s just something people like use against the Sparrow. It happens occasionally but it’s rare and never repeated in the same shooting sessions.
r/TheExpanse

No longer a gamer but I did buy an Xbox a few years ago to play RDR2 when I was laid after a surgery for a few weeks. Played it heavily for about 6 months then just stopped, the Xbox has been sitting here unattended for almost two years and I was thinking of selling it. Then I saw the word on this game and now I’m thinking I’m in. Kinda stoked.
r/firewood

I gotta admit the x27 is a helluva tool, really great splitter. It’s my second string / clean up after the Adler Super Splitter for anything too big, difficult or knotted.
r/LivingAlone

Same with me, bought my home and immediately drafted my living trust.
r/Political_Revolution

thots & players
r/Military

There needs to be a response. The only democratic nonviolent option left is civil disobedience that leads to General Strike and stopping the economic engine in its tracks. Every day this is getting worse and it will be harder to turn it around. We cant wait for the next elections, which we all know will be illegitimate. Having veteran representation is absolutely key to the success of the resistance which must happen. Please support, join us. r/50501 r/armedresistance
r/GenX

Oregon as well
r/Military

Well at least 1/3 of the country has, fucking disgusting, disgraceful and absolutely appalling. We need to take our country back and I dont see how it can wait for the electoral process, which wont ever be legitimate.
r/HenryRifles

Email Henry, theyll handle it quickly. Their CS is top tier.
r/Gold

I bought most of my stack in 2020 and unfortunately needed to sell about half to survive 2022. I was shocked when I started paying attention again this year. Long story short I needed loan form a friend for $10k in 2023, I gave him 5 ounces collateral. This year paid him back and saw the new normal and was grateful for the stack I still have, and that I took a loan rather than selling those in 2023. I’ve got more liquidity this year and just have not been able to buy in at this price. I know it’s likely only going up but for me it’s a matter of being happy with what I’ve got. At this point the liquidity is more important than adding more assets.