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2019.10.18 19:42 RIPNightman LandleechLove
The sub name is ironic. LandlordLove is a tenant-friendly space meant for posting about both the individual and systemic problems caused by landlordism or, simply put, shitty things landlords do and/or cause. Post memes, personal experiences, articles, etc. Additionally, this sub subscribes to the socialist ideal that housing is a human right.
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2015.08.28 05:08 longwinters r/skincareaddiction or fungal affliction?
Welcoming all rejects of the skincare, but especially those with fungal acne, fungal folliculitis, candida infections, razor bumps, barber's itch, and whatever else you got.
2024.05.29 07:48 Hot_Bandicoot_3839 Fixing "Windows Unable to Complete Format" Issue
 | https://preview.redd.it/4rycl6dpza3d1.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=13b5b45c7985de8ccf72ef86edc0f4ae00165e47 submitted by Hot_Bandicoot_3839 to datarevivalsquad [link] [comments] Formatting the USB force is a easy manner. However, once in a while Windows encounters problems in formatting the USB power and starts off evolving showing blunders messages like Windows becoming unable to complete the format. The look of this mistake reasons the USB force to turn out to be unresponsive and all of its data turns into misplaced briefly. Seeing any form of blunders can be frustrating but the fact that Windows became unable to finish the layout is a specifically alarming mistake that shouldn't be disregarded. It indicates trouble with the USB pressure. Windows issues this error message if it cannot layout the USB power in the regular manner. Part 1: Causes of Windows Unable to Format USB DevicesThere may be numerous reasons why Windows isn't capable of formatting the USB force. The following are a number of them:
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Disk Management can't repair Windows was unable to complete the format error in most conditions. Formatting the USB force the usage of command Prompt is the subsequent first-rate solution to be had. Even though it'd sound complicated, it is quite simple and requires following a few fundamental steps.
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At Buildmate, we pride ourselves on being the preeminent give of crusher plants around the world. Our commitment to significance and improvement has made us a trusted title inside the industry. In this comprehensive coordinate, we'll dig into everything you want to know around crusher plants, from their convenience to their benefits and past.
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• How Do Crusher Plants Work?
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• Crushing Handle
The pulverizing handle begins with the feeding of rough texture into the crusher. This texture is routinely fed into a holder, which coordinates the stream to the crusher. Once interior, the texture encounters the crushing chamber, where it is subjected to tall weight and contact. This plan effectively breaks down the texture into littler parts.
• Screening Get ready
After the fabric has been pulverized, it moves to the screening arrange. Here, the smashed fabric is sorted based on assess utilizing screens or systems. This ensures that because it were particles of the required assess are dealt with help, though bigger than normal pieces are returned to the crusher for reprocessing.
• Sorts of Crusher Plants
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2024.05.29 07:36 tizzy20 Do Americans still support Israel?
If any other state was behaving like Israel, the US would both condemn and sanction them immediately, and the evidence of war crimes/crimes against humanity perpetrated by the Israeli government/IDF is so overwhelming that you can't deny it even if you're pro-israel. Collective punishment of the Palestinian civilian population for Hamas actions, & that's only the tip of the Ice berg. Let's talk about the mass starvation and withholding aid, cutting off water & electricity. Like.. how do you even defend that? Let's talk about the INDISCRIMINATE bombing. Gaza has basically been turned to rubble. What about the deliberate & systemic destruction of the healthcare system? Targeting hospitals?? refugee camps??? Heck, Israel has killed Americans healthcare workers in Gaza, and some Americans STILL support the genocidal regime.
Like.. what Israel/IDF has been doing the past 8 months is appalling, and yet US support never ceases. Even when Biden "condemns" Israel for committing hideous war crimes, its never followed with an embargo or even a halt of weapon trade, It was literally just ONE shipment, and it was only briefly stopped. Or when the ICC rightfully announces their intention for issuing arrest warrants for Israeli politicians, several US republicans write a letter threatening to invade The Hague?! Like... this actually feels like some dystopian future. They're literally behaving like the Mafia. Like they're above the law & that international laws shouldn't apply to them. How can anyone in their right mind think that these are the good guys???
Plus the disgusting weaponization of antisemitism. whenever you legitimately criticize the state of Israel, you're either a) Antisemitic or b) you're Pro Hamas/Pro terrorist. Like its such a disingenuous response and is used in bad faith. I actually believe that Israel is the cause of so much antisemitism because they commit so many heinous acts and they claim to represent ALL jews, so no sh*t they create a bunch of antisemites that way. Also the smear campaign the media spreads about Pro-Palestine protestors claiming that they're "AnTiSeMiTiC", when there are usually a lot of Anti-Zionist Jewish groups at the centre of these protests. I want to ask the average American, since I know your government doesn't necessarily represent you, do you still support Israel in spite of all the horrors it has committed, or are you finally waking up? or do you still support Israel
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Like.. what Israel/IDF has been doing the past 8 months is appalling, and yet US support never ceases. Even when Biden "condemns" Israel for committing hideous war crimes, its never followed with an embargo or even a halt of weapon trade, It was literally just ONE shipment, and it was only briefly stopped. Or when the ICC rightfully announces their intention for issuing arrest warrants for Israeli politicians, several US republicans write a letter threatening to invade The Hague?! Like... this actually feels like some dystopian future. They're literally behaving like the Mafia. Like they're above the law & that international laws shouldn't apply to them. How can anyone in their right mind think that these are the good guys???
Plus the disgusting weaponization of antisemitism. whenever you legitimately criticize the state of Israel, you're either a) Antisemitic or b) you're Pro Hamas/Pro terrorist. Like its such a disingenuous response and is used in bad faith. I actually believe that Israel is the cause of so much antisemitism because they commit so many heinous acts and they claim to represent ALL jews, so no sh*t they create a bunch of antisemites that way. Also the smear campaign the media spreads about Pro-Palestine protestors claiming that they're "AnTiSeMiTiC", when there are usually a lot of Anti-Zionist Jewish groups at the centre of these protests. I want to ask the average American, since I know your government doesn't necessarily represent you, do you still support Israel in spite of all the horrors it has committed, or are you finally waking up? or do you still support Israel
2024.05.29 07:35 squizzlebizzle Where Buddhism meets Psychology
I have been reading about something called complex trauma, or complex ptsd. There has been a lot of good material about this out there nowadays, in the past I think this topic was not so well understood.
After learning about this, I realised how starkly ignorant I was of it before. For example, imagine being on fire but not having a concept of fire.
Trauma is something that, it seems, affects everybody or almost everybody. It does not only take war to cause trauma.
In my own life, I was totally shattered by the effects of trauma without really realising what that means. I wasn’t taught about this, I had no concept of it. I just knew the pain it entailed.
One day I became aware of mindfulness, thank you dr. hoffman. I learned about the basics of breath meditation.
I watched Sam Harris talk about how we have no self.
Then I got into Thai Forest Buddhism, then into Tibetan Buddhism.
Over the course I started having some spiritual experiences. Some of them related to seeing negative spirits. But I also had other long term issues in my life, related to illness, pain, conflict, and etc. I dove into spiritual practice as a tool for dealing with these protracted issues.
Eventually it worked but then it revealed a level that I had to learn about trauma. It wasn’t enough to learn about Buddhist texts or practices only. Sometimes Buddhists will talk about trauma but not only.
A lot of Vajrayana books have a warning in the intro that, a guru is not their job to fix your mental health problems, or your parental issues, etc. That you should see a therapist for this. And sometimes it is an issue at Buddhist centers being flooded by people in need of mental health assistance but this is not the niche of a temple environment.
In my own case, I have something called insecure attachment style. This is something I’ve been learning about only recently. I think it is really indispensable for my Buddhist practice but i’m not sure this is necessarily spelled out in Buddhism the way it is spelled out in psychology.
An insecure attachment style means not having a healthy emotional bond with your caretakers as a child. That was me. I didn’t have any healthy bonds with anyone as a child. Not any person. Also I was molested. My mother’s family has a history of pedophilia.
My mother might be armchair diagnosed as narcissistic, or borderline, or histrionic, or… psychopathic... But almost definitely also with complex trauma of her own. Especially given her own parents predelictions.
Tim Fletcher talks about how 97% of people with addictive tendencies have complex trauma. I think it was also him who said that if complex trauma were given its due (something like 70%) of the dsm would be removed.
In my own life, i’m a relatively functioning person. I am a teacher. I am a parent. I’m a loving husband. But in some way, inside I am totally and irreparably broken in a way that is unbearably excruciating. What is broken? Where is this pain coming from?
I ran into some issues before that seemed straight up karmic and I could straight up deal with them with Buddhist methods like karmic purification. I used to constantly hurt my back, i had repeat herniated discs, and I’d get poisoned a lot , i’d meet a lot of enemies, have insecure conditions. This is a karmic issue, and when i started doing dharma practice with the protections of lineage these symptoms eased up, the evil spirits went away, the back injury healed, i dont get poisoned or sick as much.
But then under this I discovered this emotional trauma related to childhood. Teal Swan talks about spiritual bypassing with regards to trama. I think I wanted to do this previously, before I discovered what is trauma. That if I could do the mantra enough times, then, I wouldn’t have to face the pain or do the work psychologically to reconnect with the shattered parts of myself.
But I didn’t know it’s possible to do it. Buddhism, especially vajrayana methods, gave me the tools to access the broken and fearful parts of my psyche. And then an understanding of trama and the relevant psychology helped me to hone my tools to deal with it more effectively.
There is something called Internal Families Systems, or “parts.” the parts of the psyche are not like one person. They are like many people, and that have different roles. Your psyche also has in it versions of your self as a child, as etc. etc. It’s all in your psyche.
At some points this becomes magical and like a shamanic journeying. You are enting the void to retrieve the broken parts of yourself and you must over come the fear of deaht to do it. Like physical therapy it is fucking painful.
In the “parts” system, there is a role called “protector.” In Tibetan Buddhism there is also something called a “protector,” or dharmapala.
Some Buddhist practices don’t consider deities to be external to us but parts of our own psyche. This is an exact fit with the relevant psychology. As I understand, Jung had some things to say about this but I never studied Jung.
Something i’m working with nowadays also is to recognise triggers. I think that this word was poisoned by memes. Triggered has come to mean “asshole.” I am a high school teacher and for so many years, “I am triggered” was the punchline for every joke. They were making fun of the people who had misused the word.
But this word needs to be dusted off, this is a real thing. I thought before that I had ptsd but i didn’t really contemplate what that meant. If you have ptsd, triggers are going to fuck you up. Learning to manage them is part of shamanic journeying. Sometimes, even now, when I hear a door opening or closing my stomach wrenches and my cortisol spikes and my heart races. I have to try to explain to my wife, what is this , why is it happening, how can she help. And it's hard to do because if something is your trigger, trying to talk about it can cause you to dissociate. But not recognising your triggers can cause you to dissociate too. And you are living like a zombie emotionally.
I didn't even understand that I was dissociating as a tactic to deal with unmanageable pain.
In my opinion the part that Buddhist practices brings to thet able that mere psychology does not is protection from karmic problems that you can’t solve with ordinary means. For example - let’s say that you’ve got some especially sticky negative karma caused by something very bad you did, and every time you try to approach healing your trauma, something gets in the way. Let’s say there are some demons feeding on your suffering and every time you approach improvement, they throw obstacles at you or press your pain so you don’t have the strength to do it.
It’s a lot more difficult to beat those types of demons without lineage protection. If you’ve figured out how to get to a level of Buddhist practice where you’ve actually got real lineage protection, you aren’t concerned about any of this kind of obstacle. Demons can’t hurt you. Negative spirits aren’t a real threat anymore. So then you can face the real darkness in your heart and you know you’re safe. It can’t really destroy you. Because the really truly fearsome things in the world, they can’t hurt you because you are under that lineage umbrella.
There is also a fact that karma can get stuck in your body like a poison. In some traditions, when you engage in karmic purification, you can see it happening. There are clear indications. For me, I often see negative karma "shed" as small insects. I've also had dreams of vomiting some foul thing, which is a classical indication of karmic purification in some practices. There are indications - you can see the negative karma being ejected out. IF somebody has really pristine karma, then maybe they don't need to do this. But for those of us with mixed pasts I think it is indispensible. It is much more difficult to purify the karma of our past crimes and wrongdoings with just psychology than with the magic of buddhas.
One of the fun things about the story of Guru Rinpoche is that he’s quite badass. This is very appealing for people who have encountered strong evils in the world. When Guru Rinpoche went about the world, terrible demons confronted him everywhere and he kicked their fucking ass every time. Knowing that he is willing and able to beat the shit out of demons is definitely relevant to spiritual practice where confronting your karmic chains is actually and in fact going to cause demonics spirits who don’t want you getting free to come around and start fucking with you. And if you’ve been fucked with by spirits, sometimes magicians and these people can talk about this, but having looked at all that I think it’s better not to play harry potter to deal with harmful spirits and instead to rely on the protection of Buddhist lineage.
Arya Tara is sometimes called “the one who protects from fears” and I once heard this explained that in Tibetan, “fears” means both the emotion of fear and the thing that you are afraid of, the dangerous thing.
Mantras have magical powers and this is an easy way to connect to lineage. In some cases I had to use buddhist mantras do deal with the physical consequences of trauma. For example perpetual fear, that kind of wrenches the heart and causes pain in the chest. Chanting the Vajra Guru Mantra I found actually dissipates this fear. And if you have these symptoms of trauma you are sick, all the time, so if there is some kind of relief to the pain you will take it.
That is enough for now
Om ah hung benza guru pema siddhi hung
Om tare tuttare ture soha
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After learning about this, I realised how starkly ignorant I was of it before. For example, imagine being on fire but not having a concept of fire.
Trauma is something that, it seems, affects everybody or almost everybody. It does not only take war to cause trauma.
In my own life, I was totally shattered by the effects of trauma without really realising what that means. I wasn’t taught about this, I had no concept of it. I just knew the pain it entailed.
One day I became aware of mindfulness, thank you dr. hoffman. I learned about the basics of breath meditation.
I watched Sam Harris talk about how we have no self.
Then I got into Thai Forest Buddhism, then into Tibetan Buddhism.
Over the course I started having some spiritual experiences. Some of them related to seeing negative spirits. But I also had other long term issues in my life, related to illness, pain, conflict, and etc. I dove into spiritual practice as a tool for dealing with these protracted issues.
Eventually it worked but then it revealed a level that I had to learn about trauma. It wasn’t enough to learn about Buddhist texts or practices only. Sometimes Buddhists will talk about trauma but not only.
A lot of Vajrayana books have a warning in the intro that, a guru is not their job to fix your mental health problems, or your parental issues, etc. That you should see a therapist for this. And sometimes it is an issue at Buddhist centers being flooded by people in need of mental health assistance but this is not the niche of a temple environment.
In my own case, I have something called insecure attachment style. This is something I’ve been learning about only recently. I think it is really indispensable for my Buddhist practice but i’m not sure this is necessarily spelled out in Buddhism the way it is spelled out in psychology.
An insecure attachment style means not having a healthy emotional bond with your caretakers as a child. That was me. I didn’t have any healthy bonds with anyone as a child. Not any person. Also I was molested. My mother’s family has a history of pedophilia.
My mother might be armchair diagnosed as narcissistic, or borderline, or histrionic, or… psychopathic... But almost definitely also with complex trauma of her own. Especially given her own parents predelictions.
Tim Fletcher talks about how 97% of people with addictive tendencies have complex trauma. I think it was also him who said that if complex trauma were given its due (something like 70%) of the dsm would be removed.
In my own life, i’m a relatively functioning person. I am a teacher. I am a parent. I’m a loving husband. But in some way, inside I am totally and irreparably broken in a way that is unbearably excruciating. What is broken? Where is this pain coming from?
I ran into some issues before that seemed straight up karmic and I could straight up deal with them with Buddhist methods like karmic purification. I used to constantly hurt my back, i had repeat herniated discs, and I’d get poisoned a lot , i’d meet a lot of enemies, have insecure conditions. This is a karmic issue, and when i started doing dharma practice with the protections of lineage these symptoms eased up, the evil spirits went away, the back injury healed, i dont get poisoned or sick as much.
But then under this I discovered this emotional trauma related to childhood. Teal Swan talks about spiritual bypassing with regards to trama. I think I wanted to do this previously, before I discovered what is trauma. That if I could do the mantra enough times, then, I wouldn’t have to face the pain or do the work psychologically to reconnect with the shattered parts of myself.
But I didn’t know it’s possible to do it. Buddhism, especially vajrayana methods, gave me the tools to access the broken and fearful parts of my psyche. And then an understanding of trama and the relevant psychology helped me to hone my tools to deal with it more effectively.
There is something called Internal Families Systems, or “parts.” the parts of the psyche are not like one person. They are like many people, and that have different roles. Your psyche also has in it versions of your self as a child, as etc. etc. It’s all in your psyche.
At some points this becomes magical and like a shamanic journeying. You are enting the void to retrieve the broken parts of yourself and you must over come the fear of deaht to do it. Like physical therapy it is fucking painful.
In the “parts” system, there is a role called “protector.” In Tibetan Buddhism there is also something called a “protector,” or dharmapala.
Some Buddhist practices don’t consider deities to be external to us but parts of our own psyche. This is an exact fit with the relevant psychology. As I understand, Jung had some things to say about this but I never studied Jung.
Something i’m working with nowadays also is to recognise triggers. I think that this word was poisoned by memes. Triggered has come to mean “asshole.” I am a high school teacher and for so many years, “I am triggered” was the punchline for every joke. They were making fun of the people who had misused the word.
But this word needs to be dusted off, this is a real thing. I thought before that I had ptsd but i didn’t really contemplate what that meant. If you have ptsd, triggers are going to fuck you up. Learning to manage them is part of shamanic journeying. Sometimes, even now, when I hear a door opening or closing my stomach wrenches and my cortisol spikes and my heart races. I have to try to explain to my wife, what is this , why is it happening, how can she help. And it's hard to do because if something is your trigger, trying to talk about it can cause you to dissociate. But not recognising your triggers can cause you to dissociate too. And you are living like a zombie emotionally.
I didn't even understand that I was dissociating as a tactic to deal with unmanageable pain.
In my opinion the part that Buddhist practices brings to thet able that mere psychology does not is protection from karmic problems that you can’t solve with ordinary means. For example - let’s say that you’ve got some especially sticky negative karma caused by something very bad you did, and every time you try to approach healing your trauma, something gets in the way. Let’s say there are some demons feeding on your suffering and every time you approach improvement, they throw obstacles at you or press your pain so you don’t have the strength to do it.
It’s a lot more difficult to beat those types of demons without lineage protection. If you’ve figured out how to get to a level of Buddhist practice where you’ve actually got real lineage protection, you aren’t concerned about any of this kind of obstacle. Demons can’t hurt you. Negative spirits aren’t a real threat anymore. So then you can face the real darkness in your heart and you know you’re safe. It can’t really destroy you. Because the really truly fearsome things in the world, they can’t hurt you because you are under that lineage umbrella.
There is also a fact that karma can get stuck in your body like a poison. In some traditions, when you engage in karmic purification, you can see it happening. There are clear indications. For me, I often see negative karma "shed" as small insects. I've also had dreams of vomiting some foul thing, which is a classical indication of karmic purification in some practices. There are indications - you can see the negative karma being ejected out. IF somebody has really pristine karma, then maybe they don't need to do this. But for those of us with mixed pasts I think it is indispensible. It is much more difficult to purify the karma of our past crimes and wrongdoings with just psychology than with the magic of buddhas.
One of the fun things about the story of Guru Rinpoche is that he’s quite badass. This is very appealing for people who have encountered strong evils in the world. When Guru Rinpoche went about the world, terrible demons confronted him everywhere and he kicked their fucking ass every time. Knowing that he is willing and able to beat the shit out of demons is definitely relevant to spiritual practice where confronting your karmic chains is actually and in fact going to cause demonics spirits who don’t want you getting free to come around and start fucking with you. And if you’ve been fucked with by spirits, sometimes magicians and these people can talk about this, but having looked at all that I think it’s better not to play harry potter to deal with harmful spirits and instead to rely on the protection of Buddhist lineage.
Arya Tara is sometimes called “the one who protects from fears” and I once heard this explained that in Tibetan, “fears” means both the emotion of fear and the thing that you are afraid of, the dangerous thing.
Mantras have magical powers and this is an easy way to connect to lineage. In some cases I had to use buddhist mantras do deal with the physical consequences of trauma. For example perpetual fear, that kind of wrenches the heart and causes pain in the chest. Chanting the Vajra Guru Mantra I found actually dissipates this fear. And if you have these symptoms of trauma you are sick, all the time, so if there is some kind of relief to the pain you will take it.
That is enough for now
Om ah hung benza guru pema siddhi hung
Om tare tuttare ture soha
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 | submitted by Significant-Tower146 to u/Significant-Tower146 [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/hqlg4y5ixa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=830416eb193f9168547dd2d0753f89a4c134244e Looking for a cooler that can keep up with your busy lifestyle? Our roundup of the best 35 Quart Coolers is here to help you find the perfect fit for your needs. We've gathered a range of options designed to keep your perishables fresh and your beverages cool, so whether you're traveling for a weekend getaway or hosting a backyard BBQ, you'll have everything you need right at your fingertips. The Top 7 Best 35 Quart Cooler
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Overall, the Hydro Flask 35L Insulated Tote Alpine proved to be a reliable and functional addition to my lifestyle. 🔗35 Quart Durable Cooler with Reinforced Wheels and Stain-Resistant Linerhttps://preview.redd.it/v6cbe6yixa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1f16303b79794b988222f242388dc3c4318417a6 Everyone needs a reliable cooler to keep their drinks and snacks cool during outdoor adventures, and the Igloo Wheelie Cool 38QT Cooler in Blue is here to save the day. Made with high-quality materials in the USA, this portable cooler is perfect for camping trips, beach days, or any other outdoor activity where you need to keep your food and drinks chilled. One of the most impressive features of this cooler is its sturdy wheels and reinforced tow handle. These make it super easy to transport a full cooler, without any hassle. The molded-in side handles also make lifting the cooler in and out of your vehicle a breeze. In terms of cleanliness, this cooler is a dream to maintain. The easy-to-clean, stain and odor-resistant liner is made of polyethylene, ensuring that your cooler stays fresh and free of dirt and bacteria. It's also available in a range of sizes, from 35QT to 100QT, so you can choose the one that best suits your needs. Of course, no product is perfect, and this cooler does have a few drawbacks. Some users have reported that the handle feels a bit weak, and there have been some issues with drainage. However, these minor setbacks don't seem to detract too much from the overall quality and convenience of this cooler. Overall, if you're looking for a reliable and easy-to-use cooler, the Igloo Wheelie Cool 38QT Cooler is definitely worth considering. With its durable wheels, reinforced tow handle, and easy-to-clean liner, it's the perfect addition to any outdoor adventure. So grab one today and enjoy your cool drinks and snacks in the great outdoors! 🔗Insulated 35 Quart Icebox Cooler with Stainless Steel Bottle Openerhttps://preview.redd.it/tag38y4jxa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6dd1556268d3d8452360707699098afe668e7ac2 I recently tried the Magellan Outdoors Pro Explore Icebox 35 Cooler on a road trip, and I must say, it surpassed my expectations. The thick insulation and the refrigeration V-seal kept our snacks and drinks perfectly chilled, even after hours on the road. The built-in stainless-steel bottle opener was a thoughtful addition that came in handy during pit stops. However, the one downside I experienced was with the lid, which became difficult to close after a few months of usage. Unfortunately, the store informed me that there was no warranty for the cooler, which was a bit disappointing. Overall, despite the flaws, the Magellan Pro Explore Icebox Cooler has made our road trips more enjoyable with its excellent insulation and a design that keeps beverages cold for extended periods. 🔗Engel ENG35 High Performance Bear Resistant Rotomolded Coolerhttps://preview.redd.it/sqev52jjxa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=739b7b1e6a2a443ced5256435821e5adece18654 During my recent camping trip, I decided to bring along an Engel ENG35 High Performance Cooler - Haze Gray to keep our food and drinks cold. This cooler, with its durable seamless rotationally-molded construction, definitely stood the test of time on our outdoor adventure. The cooler's high-quality materials and bear-resistant design kept me feeling at ease, knowing our food and drink would always be safe in its sturdy arms, even when we left it unattended for short periods. Its ability to hold up to 10 days of ice retention, especially when you're out in the wilderness, is a major plus for those who value their peace of mind. The exterior lid design helped us keep a foothold when opening and closing the cooler, which was handy during our camping excursions. The fact that Engel ENG35 comes in various sizes, from 25 to 320, makes it a flexible choice for campers of all sizes. However, while this cooler is undoubtedly fantastic in its performance, there's one crucial area where it could use improvement - that's the latches. They needed slight adjustments to achieve the best ice retention, which I found to be a minor inconvenience. Overall, the Engel ENG35 High Performance Cooler - Haze Gray proved to be a worthy investment for our unforgettable camping trip. Its durability, bearability, and ice retention capabilities made it a top pick for our adventure, overshadowing some minor issues with its latches. So, if you're planning on an adventurous road trip or camping expedition, don't forget to bring this cooler along – it might be just what you need to chill out! 🔗High-Performance 35 Liters Portable Cooler with Extreme Ice Retention and Durabilityhttps://preview.redd.it/40dd34ujxa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=09eb5340e6c3edc0c673e4abd446000cfc3db817 Calcutta's Renegade high-performance coolers are a fantastic investment for all your outdoor adventures. During my recent camping trip, I brought along this sleek, orange 35L cooler. The ROTO-MOLD design provided exceptional durability and resisted harsh weather conditions. I was particularly impressed with the FREEZESEAL lid seal; it managed to keep the ice inside for several days, ensuring our drinks stayed cool throughout the trip. One aspect I didn't care for was the bulky size of the cooler – it proved a bit challenging to fit inside the trunk of my car. Nonetheless, the EZ-LIFT handles were surprisingly comfortable to hold and carry, making the task a little less daunting. Furthermore, the secure rubber latch offered easy closing and prevented any leaks or unwanted spills. Overall, the quality of the materials used and the features included in Calcutta's Renegade cooler justify the price. Despite its minor inconvenience, it has become an essential piece of gear for all my outdoor expeditions. 🔗Bentism Insulated 35-Can Portable Cooler for Outdoor Adventureshttps://preview.redd.it/pclxzy9kxa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=26d671f002d4f82a34e623a99d0a575e7f0b3eb3 Imagine cruising down the highway with a crisp 35-quart cooler filled to the brim with your favorite beverages. The Bentism Hard Cooler is an impressive companion, designed to keep things chilled longer thanks to its double-sealed insulation. The lightweight material makes every adventure enjoyable, and the large size provides ample space for all your favorite refreshments. What sets this cooler apart from the rest is its special finger-grab opening, making it easy to grab a snack or drink on the go. The added convenience doesn't stop there - with the built-in bottle opener, you can enjoy your choice of beverages without any hassle. However, like any product, it's not without its drawbacks. Sometimes the cooler may not seal shut completely, causing the drinks to cool down faster than desired. But overall, the Bentism Hard Cooler offers a durable and practical solution for all your outdoor fun. 🔗Canyon Coolers Outfitter 35 Quart Cooler - Strong and Insulatedhttps://preview.redd.it/0ggydxmkxa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=40d192f679bd1e99741cf381814d8cde1568c65d My recent expedition in the wilderness needed good old-fashioned reliability and strength, which is why I chose the 35 Quart Outfitter cooler from Canyon Coolers. This durable creation with its thick insulation and sturdy rotomolded construction did not disappoint. The size was perfect, providing ample space for my provisions without taking up too much space during travel. The side-to-side depth, front-to-back width, and overall width made it the ideal companion for my journey. However, the weight was a bit heavy but manageable. The cooler was very well insulated, allowing ice to last for several days – even in scorching weather. Its recessed features and bear-proof design made it both easy to organize and more secure. The included locking system also added an extra layer of protection. However, one minor issue I faced was the design of the latch recess. Some plastic excesses required additional adjustment, which might be a slight inconvenience for some users. Additionally, the packaging label did not match the product's actual color, which was a bit disappointing. All in all, the Outfitter 35 Quart cooler by Canyon Coolers proved to be a dependable and durable companion on my expedition. Despite minor setbacks, its sturdiness, insulation capabilities, and innovative features make it a worthwhile investment for outdoor enthusiasts. Buyer's Guidehttps://preview.redd.it/yibq523lxa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=494e8caf8dbf09159e4edcbf19b1fb07729b2ef8 When purchasing a 35 quart cooler, there are several factors to consider to ensure it meets your needs and lasts long. This buyer's guide outlines important features to look for, general advice, and considerations for selecting the perfect cooler for your adventures. Important Features
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Additional Considerationshttps://preview.redd.it/rzmbff4mxa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ff18339becbe87d47e7b8adffaf2f5d60f40fea7
FAQhttps://preview.redd.it/vfrxvglmxa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2bc897465ed428278cd662e990c2d956b4179621 What is the capacity of a 35 quart cooler?A 35 quart cooler can typically hold around 40-45 standard 12 oz cans or up to 72 12 oz beer bottles, making it a versatile option for various outdoor activities.What materials are 35 quart coolers made of?Most 35 quart coolers are made of durable materials such as insulated foam, plastic, or a combination of both for added strength and durability. Some upgraded models may also feature stainless steel construction for increased durability and weather resistance.What insulation is used in 35 quart coolers?Insulated foam is the most common material used for insulation in 35 quart coolers. This type of insulation helps maintain temperature control by keeping the cooler cooler for longer periods, preventing heat transfer, and reducing external condensation.How long do 35 quart coolers keep items cold?The duration a 35 quart cooler can keep items cold depends on several factors, including the insulation quality, the number of times the cooler is opened, and the ambient temperatures. In optimal conditions, a well-insulated 35 quart cooler can maintain cool temperatures for up to 1-3 days. However, temperatures can decrease rapidly if the cooler is not kept closed or is exposed to direct sunlight.What features can be found on 35 quart coolers?Common features of 35 quart coolers include: - Lockable or non-lockable handles
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2024.05.29 07:28 Helpful-Medicine8436 Ignoring my sister after years of fighting and manipulation, feeling wrong about it..
This might be a long one..
Me (M 31) and my sister (F 29) have been raised in an emotionally unstable household. My mother has the emotional intelligence of a toddler and is unable to cope with conflict and uneasiness. She and my father would get in the same fight over and over and over again, without ever resolving it. They could fight/shout/scream during dinner, but be all fine and pretend like nothing ever happened during dessert. If my mom was upset, my father was rarely there to console her (or he was the reason she was upset). I took it as my job (being 7-8 years old) to console my mother. I learned that her problems are my problems, and therefore there is no room for my own problems.
My sister coped with this situation in the opposite direction: no problems are ever her problem. This also fitted nicely with me, so I could make her problems my problem. I "protected" her from dealing with my mom, defending her when she did stupid things. Merging our friendgroups so I could keep an eye out.
Fast forward 20 years and those believes have been thourougly ingrained in my system. I have been through 2 years of therapy to lift the covers and see where all the indecisiveness, self-doubt, self-hatred and suppressedness came from.
I met my wife (F 30) seven years ago. She and my family got along well in the beginning, but she saw (before I did) how I suffered under the pressure of always taking the fall and protecting my mom and sister. Whenever there was a discussion or a dispute, I always took the side of my family, even when it was obvious for an outsider they where in the wrong. During the pandemic, my sister was in the secret-parties-lifestyle. Me and my wife are healthcare workers and saw people dying all over the places. This started to place a wedge between my wife and my sister.
One evening they had an argument where my sister insulted my wife (calling her egotistical for being pissed of that a lot of other people would be present in my sisters house when we would visit). One or two days later she wanted to talk about it with my sister, to settle things and continue. But my sister felt no need. Feeded by never having learned from our parents how to resolve conflict + how is our fight my problem?, she felt no need to apoligize for the insults and just continue on with life. And me? I took my sisters side, like I always had. Explained her behavior, downgrading the problem, asking my (then girlfriend) to step over her hurt feelings.
This pattern has continued over the years. My sister would show behavior that frustrated/upset/insulted my wife, feeling no need to apologize, and me protecting her. Whenever I disagreed with something my parents or sister did, my wife was the one vocalizing it. She got blaimed for a lot of stuff.. A few times I mustered the courage to confront my sister, but then she'd tell me I don't need to make a fuss about it, there is no problem, it's on me and my wife.. In hindsight it felt quite manipulaitve. It took a lot of conversations, some fights and two years of therapy for me to finally be able to see what was going on.
One and a half year ago my wife was fed up after my sister told her that she had no intention to talk to her in whatever fashion and that she only wanted tot discuss her problems with my wife with me. My wife did not want to see my sister again. Me, now able to not defend my sister, agreed. But I was not yet emotionally able to confront my sister with her behavior. It took 9 months of ignoring my sister without explanation until my sister found out she was not invited to our birthday and I had to confess I was avoiding her because she crossed a line.
My sister was furious she found out 9 months after the inciting incident. I admitted that I was to scared to tell her and was in therapy to get over this fear. I believe we both agreed to stay out of touch until I was ready to discuss this properly. But at our grandfathers funeral 2 weeks later, she was furious with me not reaching out immediately again. She pushed me away in front of my grandfathers coffin and stated that my wife was not welcome. This pissed me off a hell of a lot, and felt no need to talk to her.
But, me and my wife got pregnant, so I had to say something. After a lot of pressure from my parents, I send her a (admittedly emotionally chaotic) email in which I tried to explain some of my behavior and yeah by the way I am becoming a father. Two months ago I had two long conversations with her, explaining where my behavior comes from, my fears, my therapy, my exploring who I am and what I want (love you Iroh). She listened, but was hurt a lot. My sister had made a teeny tiny gesture to my wife to make amends with me (not her, she explicitely stated both to my wife and me), which my wife rejected, still being furious for all the pain my sister had caused. My sister stated that she would not initiate contact for the rejection of the amend hurt her very much.
And now, it is silent. My wife is due in 7 weeks. My sisters birthday is coming up which I have never ignored in 30 years. And I feel very little intention to take a step/send her a message.
Am I in the wrong for still feeling upset, hurt and therefore ignoring my sister and not initiating contact?
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Me (M 31) and my sister (F 29) have been raised in an emotionally unstable household. My mother has the emotional intelligence of a toddler and is unable to cope with conflict and uneasiness. She and my father would get in the same fight over and over and over again, without ever resolving it. They could fight/shout/scream during dinner, but be all fine and pretend like nothing ever happened during dessert. If my mom was upset, my father was rarely there to console her (or he was the reason she was upset). I took it as my job (being 7-8 years old) to console my mother. I learned that her problems are my problems, and therefore there is no room for my own problems.
My sister coped with this situation in the opposite direction: no problems are ever her problem. This also fitted nicely with me, so I could make her problems my problem. I "protected" her from dealing with my mom, defending her when she did stupid things. Merging our friendgroups so I could keep an eye out.
Fast forward 20 years and those believes have been thourougly ingrained in my system. I have been through 2 years of therapy to lift the covers and see where all the indecisiveness, self-doubt, self-hatred and suppressedness came from.
I met my wife (F 30) seven years ago. She and my family got along well in the beginning, but she saw (before I did) how I suffered under the pressure of always taking the fall and protecting my mom and sister. Whenever there was a discussion or a dispute, I always took the side of my family, even when it was obvious for an outsider they where in the wrong. During the pandemic, my sister was in the secret-parties-lifestyle. Me and my wife are healthcare workers and saw people dying all over the places. This started to place a wedge between my wife and my sister.
One evening they had an argument where my sister insulted my wife (calling her egotistical for being pissed of that a lot of other people would be present in my sisters house when we would visit). One or two days later she wanted to talk about it with my sister, to settle things and continue. But my sister felt no need. Feeded by never having learned from our parents how to resolve conflict + how is our fight my problem?, she felt no need to apoligize for the insults and just continue on with life. And me? I took my sisters side, like I always had. Explained her behavior, downgrading the problem, asking my (then girlfriend) to step over her hurt feelings.
This pattern has continued over the years. My sister would show behavior that frustrated/upset/insulted my wife, feeling no need to apologize, and me protecting her. Whenever I disagreed with something my parents or sister did, my wife was the one vocalizing it. She got blaimed for a lot of stuff.. A few times I mustered the courage to confront my sister, but then she'd tell me I don't need to make a fuss about it, there is no problem, it's on me and my wife.. In hindsight it felt quite manipulaitve. It took a lot of conversations, some fights and two years of therapy for me to finally be able to see what was going on.
One and a half year ago my wife was fed up after my sister told her that she had no intention to talk to her in whatever fashion and that she only wanted tot discuss her problems with my wife with me. My wife did not want to see my sister again. Me, now able to not defend my sister, agreed. But I was not yet emotionally able to confront my sister with her behavior. It took 9 months of ignoring my sister without explanation until my sister found out she was not invited to our birthday and I had to confess I was avoiding her because she crossed a line.
My sister was furious she found out 9 months after the inciting incident. I admitted that I was to scared to tell her and was in therapy to get over this fear. I believe we both agreed to stay out of touch until I was ready to discuss this properly. But at our grandfathers funeral 2 weeks later, she was furious with me not reaching out immediately again. She pushed me away in front of my grandfathers coffin and stated that my wife was not welcome. This pissed me off a hell of a lot, and felt no need to talk to her.
But, me and my wife got pregnant, so I had to say something. After a lot of pressure from my parents, I send her a (admittedly emotionally chaotic) email in which I tried to explain some of my behavior and yeah by the way I am becoming a father. Two months ago I had two long conversations with her, explaining where my behavior comes from, my fears, my therapy, my exploring who I am and what I want (love you Iroh). She listened, but was hurt a lot. My sister had made a teeny tiny gesture to my wife to make amends with me (not her, she explicitely stated both to my wife and me), which my wife rejected, still being furious for all the pain my sister had caused. My sister stated that she would not initiate contact for the rejection of the amend hurt her very much.
And now, it is silent. My wife is due in 7 weeks. My sisters birthday is coming up which I have never ignored in 30 years. And I feel very little intention to take a step/send her a message.
Am I in the wrong for still feeling upset, hurt and therefore ignoring my sister and not initiating contact?
2024.05.29 07:28 GhoulGriin Best 32 Gun Safe
 | submitted by GhoulGriin to u/GhoulGriin [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/72byuewswa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=676d85d0ed148ea394447ab3dc1d37645dc1a4ef Welcome gun enthusiasts, it's time to safeguard your valuable firearms with a reliable and secure 32 gun safe. In this article, we'll be introducing you to our top picks of 32 gun safes, ensuring your investment not only provides the required storage but also enhances the security of your prized possessions. Whether you're a seasoned collector or new to the vast world of firearms, our 32 gun safe reviews will guide you towards making the right purchase. So, buckle up and prepare to make a wise decision that safeguards your firearm collection. The Top 15 Best 32 Gun Safe
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It was a thoughtful design choice that allowed me to conveniently access my items without fumbling around in the dark. The fireproof rating of 30 minutes in up to 1400 degrees F was an impressive feature, but I also noticed that it was not water-resistant, which could be a potential downside for those living in areas with high humidity. The removable interior shelf offered flexible and secure storage options for a variety of items, from firearms and documents to jewelry and hobby equipment. I particularly enjoyed the protective carpet interior, as it safeguarded my valuables from potential damage. One downside that I encountered was the low battery warning, which I found a bit annoying at times. It would be great if the alarm system could last a bit longer on a single set of batteries. Overall, the Hornady Fireproof Keypad Safe was a reliable and durable choice for storing valuable items. With its heavy-duty construction and convenient features, it made a secure addition to my daily life. 🔗Affordable Gun Safe with Dual Lock Security and Built-In Storagehttps://preview.redd.it/li86vgytwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b441c2e3fc27791a1bad6910e2c677c608457f92 Imagine you're a serious gun owner who values both your firearms and the safety of your family. You've searched tirelessly for a reliable storage solution, but most are either too complicated or too expensive. That's where the VEVOR 6 Gun Safe comes in - a practical, stylish, and affordable option. Opening the safe, you're greeted by a spacious interior, with ample room for your rifles and pistols on the adjustable shelves. You appreciate the versatility, allowing you to customize the storage according to your needs. However, you also notice that shorter firearms fit perfectly, but longer ones might not find enough space unless you remove the pistol shelf. Securing the safe is a breeze. The dual-lock system, which includes both a fingerprint and digital keypad, provides both convenience and security. It makes you feel confident that your family and valuable firearms are well-protected. Making the VEVOR 6 Gun Safe even more appealing is its solid construction. The exterior has a sleek black finish that adds a touch of sophistication to your home. The wall thickness is sturdy at 0.04 inches. However, you notice that the metal used in the construction does not have a specific classification, which may leave some wondering about its durability. In conclusion, the VEVOR 6 Gun Safe is a worthy investment for those seeking an affordable, practical, and reliable firearm storage solution. Though it might not be perfect for everyone, its strengths outweigh the minor drawbacks, making it a satisfying addition to your home security. 🔗Stylish Instinct Safe with Fireproof Protection and Secure Storage for 24 Long Gunshttps://preview.redd.it/h81redbuwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4f999c0558cf24311208211eeb79386169320705 Unboxing the Sports Afield SA5525INS Instinct Gun Safe, I was impressed by the sleek matte black exterior finish and metal drop handle. It's sturdily crafted with a rugged steel construction and secured with three 1-inch active steel bolts and two 1-inch deadbolts. The fully carpeted interior, featuring a combination of fully carpeted adjustable polymer barrel racks with included scoped rifle standoffs, is perfect for protecting my firearms from scratches. After setting up the fully programmable electronic lock with two Fail Safe override keys, I was able to store my arsenal securely, knowing it was protected from theft and even fires up to 1400 degrees Fahrenheit for 30 minutes. Its CA DOJ approved status and spacious interior accommodating 12-16 guns, ensured that all my firearms fit comfortably on adjustable shelves. Overall, the SA5525INS is more than just a gun safe; it's a comprehensive security solution. Its matte black finish and sturdy construction make it appealing, while the multiple safety features provide peace of mind. 🔗Winchester 26 Long Gun Safe - Secure and Spacious Storage for Your Firearmshttps://preview.redd.it/4q6aoxouwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=278ececa5e5c59754c803dca0d062b282d368f35 As a reviewer who has been using the Winchester 36 Long Gun Safe in my daily life, I can confidently say that this is a great investment for anyone looking to keep their firearms and valuables secure. The first thing that grabbed my attention was the sleek, powder-coated gun metal gray finish, which added a stylish touch to the safe while also enhancing its durability. One of the standout features of this gun safe was its electronic lock with an override key. Having both an electronic keypad and a backup key gives me peace of mind knowing that I won't be locked out in case of a power failure or if the electronic lock fails. The solid steel locking bolts provided robust security, ensuring that my firearms are kept safe and secure at all times. The interior of the safe was spacious enough to accommodate up to 26 long guns, making it an ideal choice for gun enthusiasts and collectors alike. Additionally, the adjustable shelves allowed me to customize the layout according to my needs, providing ample storage for other valuables as well. However, there were some cons worth mentioning. The door of the safe had a bit of play in it when closed and locked, which could be improved upon in future models. Furthermore, the instruction manual could have been more comprehensive, especially when it came to resetting the combo on the electronic lock. Overall, I would recommend the Winchester 36 Long Gun Safe to anyone looking for a reliable, well-made safe with ample storage and good security features. It may not be perfect, but at this price point, it's hard to beat. 🔗AMSEC NF6030E5: Robust, 90-Minute Gun Safe with Premium Inner Organizer & Adjustable Hingeshttps://preview.redd.it/6q8y6n2vwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a0adf5d834879df9497507801e03ad6d62ace4d0 As a reviewer I can say that the AMSEC NF6030E5 Gun Safe is something that stands out from the rest. The moment you lay your eyes on it, you can tell this isn't just any ordinary safe. It's sturdy and well-built, with a sleek gunmetal exterior that exudes a sense of durability and reliability. But it's the interior that truly sets it apart. One of the first things that caught my attention was the impressive 2-stage dual fire seal, which includes a silicone seal on the door jamb and an expandable Palusol seal on the door. This ensures that your firearms and other valuable items remain protected from harsh conditions and high temperatures. I also appreciated the U. L. Residential Security Container and California DOJ approval, which is a testament to its high standards of security. The 1/4" steel plate on the door and the 11-gauge solid steel plate on the body offer a solid, impenetrable barrier against intruders. The AMSEC NF6030E5 Gun Safe is equipped with a reliable electronic lock, which not only adds a layer of security, but also comes with two relocking devices for extra peace of mind. The mechanical dial lock and the doomsday redundant lock are available as additional security measures as well. The interior of the safe is just as impressive as its exterior. The all-velour, all-in-one interior with back-cover and firewalls, along with the 2 cover plates and 4 side shelves, provides ample room for storage and organization. The premium door organizer (PDO) is a fantastic added touch, making it easier to store and access your most commonly used items. Overall, the AMSEC NF6030E5 Gun Safe is a great choice for anyone looking for a reliable and secure storage solution for their firearms and other valuables. It's well-designed, offering excellent security features and a smooth, user-friendly experience. It really is a standout product in its category. 🔗Secure Haven Gun Safe with E-Lock and Custom Featureshttps://preview.redd.it/3bqniuivwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c23e958cf2ab6e566fd9272d8c54ee53954a0774 As a sports enthusiast, I've always been on the lookout for reliable equipment and accessories, so when I came across the Haven SA5942HX Gun Safe from Sports Afield, it caught my attention. The first thing that struck me was its impressive size – it can store up to 48 long guns and 8 handguns, making it perfect for gun owners like me who need secure storage space for their firearms. One of the standout features of this gun safe is its pry-resistant recessed doors with 1.5" steel bolts, ensuring that the contents are well-protected against unauthorized access. It's also California CDOJ Approved and has a 75-minute fire rating, providing peace of mind in case of emergencies. Customization-wise, the Haven SA5942HX doesn't disappoint either. It comes with a deluxe door organization kit that allows for better organization, and adjustable shelving to accommodate various firearm sizes. Additionally, it features UL Rated dual outlets and 2 USB ports, offering convenience when it comes to charging or using the built-in LED motion lights – features I found very useful. In terms of construction, the 14-gauge steel body feels solid and well-built. The safe has a weight of 722 pounds, ensuring it's not easy to move without proper tools. The interior is surprisingly sleek, thanks to the 4 bar LED lights. While I appreciate the overall quality and functionality of the safe, some minor setbacks include the need to remove a sticker on the keypad for better visibility, and a less-than-perfect shipping experience. Nevertheless, I believe that the Sports Afield Haven SA5942HX Gun Safe is worth considering for its custom features and high-quality construction. 🔗Protective 42-Gun Safe with Combination Lock and Digital Keypadhttps://preview.redd.it/a9k2p17wwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cb5a98c755630921704fe1c9b0d2518620a7e2bf The Mesa MBF7236C Gun & Rifle Safe has been my reliable partner in keeping my valuable gun collection and prized possessions secure. This safe has surpassed my expectations in terms of functionality and build quality. One of the standout features of this safe is its electronic lock with a digital keypad. It's user-friendly and secure, allowing me to easily access my safe without any fuss. The three-user electronic lock system ensures that only authorized individuals can gain access to it. In terms of build quality, the safe's construction is impressive, boasting an all-steel exterior. It's quite spacious, with a capacity of 42 rifles, and the interior is well designed, providing ample space for storing guns, documents, and other valuables. The safe's structure is solid and sturdy, offering robust protection against burglary and fires. While I love the safe's build quality and functionalities, there have been a few minor drawbacks. The combination lock sometimes feels a bit flimsy, and the power cord can protrude quite a bit, making it a bit of an inconvenience. However, these issues are relatively minor and do not detract from the safe's overall performance. In conclusion, the Mesa MBF7236C Gun & Rifle Safe has proven to be a reliable and practical solution for storing my precious firearms and valuables. Despite a few minor inconsistencies, the safe has surpassed my expectations and provided me with the peace of mind I was looking for. I highly recommend this safe to anyone in need of reliable and secure storage for their firearms and valuables. 🔗Reliable 30-Gun Fire-Insulated Mechanical Safe with Extended Warrantyhttps://preview.redd.it/rfrbm5kwwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f505e303a4a87e0728a4ec1d94e9db1a077cf685 I've had the Tracker Safe Model TS30 for a while now and it's been a game-changer for securing my valuables. The fire-resistant feature was a big selling point for me, especially with living in an area prone to wildfires. I was pleasantly surprised by how well the safe held up to a simulated fire test- it truly earns its protective label! One of the standout features is the UL listed group 2 combination/dial lock. It's a sturdy and reliable locking mechanism that gave me peace of mind knowing my items are secure. The exterior of the safe is attack resistant and built with 12-Gauge steel to make sure no one will be able to breach it easily. However, the safe does have a considerable size and weight to it, so it's crucial to have a proper space allocated for it. I'd also like to point out that the delivery company was less than helpful, but Wayfair made things right by offering a small credit. Overall, the Tracker Safe Model TS30 is a reliable and secure choice for storing your essentials. 🔗SureLock Lieutenant 30: Premium 60-Minute Fire Rated 30-Gun Safe with Adjustable Interior and Convenient Storage Optionshttps://preview.redd.it/arwniszwwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=90c02b607fdbef7006f6ba164959230f62c2e347 The Surelock Lieutenant 30 has been a reliable addition to my home, providing a sense of safety and security to my collection of valuables and firearms. The first feature that caught my attention was its 60-minute fire rating (at 1400°F), ensuring that my possessions would be protected even in extreme situations. The SecuRam electronic lock proved to be both robust and user-friendly, making access to my belongings a hassle-free task. Additionally, the 3-shelf adjustable interior and 2-gun racks allowed for ample storage space while also giving me the flexibility to remove or reposition racks as per my requirements. Despite its robustness, the powder-coated, matte black exterior and matching gray interior exuded a sense of refinement and elegance, blending seamlessly with my décor. The organizational door panel was a thoughtful touch, offering an additional storage space for smaller items. In my experience, the Surelock Lieutenant 30 has proven to be a well-crafted and dependable safe, offering both safety and convenience. It remains the go-to choice for safeguarding my valuable possessions and provides me with the reassurance I need. 🔗Browning 45-Minute Fireproof Gun Safe for 30 Long Guns and 9 Handgunshttps://preview.redd.it/0l1jbxaxwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4ec0990a9e54a45ef289a0eedb704c76b2b43769 The Browning BX30 Gun Safe was a staple in my daily life for a few weeks now. Its 35-inch width was a game-changer as it allowed me to easily store 30 long guns, something other 30-gun safes couldn't offer. I am fascinated by the electronic lock that lets you create a personalized entry code, making it more secure and user-friendly. One feature that stood out is the raised floor, which provided extra space for some of my smaller items. However, one thing I found less impressive was the fire protection, which lasted only 45 minutes at 1,200°F. On the downside, while the 14-ga steel exterior provided a nice grey hammer-textured finish, it didn't do much for the security aspect when compared to higher gauge safes. Furthermore, although the exterior was big enough for my needs, the interior could have been roomier to hold more of my handguns. So, overall, the Browning BX30 Gun Safe was a reliable and secure option, especially at its affordable price point. However, I wanted a bit more room and potentially sturdier construction for added security. 🔗High-Capacity 90-Minute Fire Rated Gun Safehttps://preview.redd.it/77xrgrqxwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=88438a943c8cf41911a629bd8ab3b1d597bfa4e2 I've been using the AMSEC NF6032 90 Minute Fire Rated Gun Safe for a few weeks now, and it's been a game-changer for my gun storage needs. The sleek granite exterior with a charcoal finish adds a touch of style to my collection, while the PDO configuration allows me to store a mix of long guns and shelves for easy access. One feature that really stands out is the 3-layer fire insulating material on the 1/4" steel plate door, providing an extra layer of protection for my firearms. However, one downside I've noticed is that the safe is made in China; while it still comes with an American Lifetime Warranty, it would have been great to see more of the manufacturing process happening in the United States. The safe also includes a AMSEC exclusive no hassle quick release band, which makes it easy to open and close the safe without any hassle. Inside, the interior is spacious enough to accommodate a mix of guns and accessories, but the placement of the handles could have been on the outside for easier access. Overall, I'm very happy with this gun safe and would recommend it to anyone looking for a reliable and stylish way to store their firearms. 🔗Affordable Fireproof Electronic Lock Gun Safe with 30-Gun Capacityhttps://preview.redd.it/lcu3994ywa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=cb405e85d81b5639f7288e4acbc69dca62f83a58 In my daily life, I've been using the Sports Afield 30-Gun Fireproof Electronic Lock Gun Safe, Black, and it has been a game-changer for securing my precious firearms and valuables. The exterior dimensions of the safe are quite impressive, measuring 18.5 inches deep, 55 inches tall, and 27 inches wide. It's perfect for accommodating a variety of long guns and ammunition. One of the key highlights of this safe is its fireproof capabilities; it's tested to withstand up to 45 minutes of fire at 1,400°F. This peace of mind is invaluable when it comes to safeguarding my family's irreplaceable firearms. The safe features a rugged steel construction with three active steel bolts, two deadbolts, and pry-resistant recessed doors, ensuring maximum security. What sets this safe apart from others is its fully programmable electronic lock, which offers both convenience and added security. The interior is fully carpeted and equipped with adjustable side shelves, allowing for a customized layout to fit my specific needs. The safe is both spacious and user-friendly, making it an excellent choice for storage. However, despite its strong points, the safe is quite large and may not fit in all spaces, making it a potential downside for some users. Overall, the Sports Afield 30-Gun Fireproof Electronic Lock Gun Safe, Black, has been a reliable and effective tool in safeguarding my firearms and valuables, and it's a product I would recommend to anyone seeking a sturdy and secure storage solution. 🔗Secure, Spacious Fireproof Gun Safe with Electronic Lockhttps://preview.redd.it/o6p99imywa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d5eed3dfb4ce9b8b540bf488968bf310dda2f290 The Remington Big Green 84-Gun Fireproof and Waterproof Gun Safe is quite the sight to behold. As an avid hunter, I've always valued the space for my guns, and this safe more than delivers. The 12-gauge steel body and the fourteen 1.5" locking bolts are like a warm hug for my arsenal, leaving me feeling secure with my collection. The interior of the safe is a treasure trove in its own right. The bright LED lighting illuminates my prized possessions, while the full interior carpeting adds a touch of luxury. The UL Rated dual power outlet with 2 USB ports comes in handy for recharging my electronics, even when the lights go out. However, the height-adjustable and removable barrel rests were a bit of a disappointment. They didn't quite fit the way I had hoped. Overall, the Remington Big Green is a sizable and stylish safef, but it's not without its minor quirks. 🔗Kodiak KB5933ECX 32 Long Gun Safe: 40-Minute Fire Protection, Electronic Lock, and Bonus Deluxe Door Organizerhttps://preview.redd.it/c5apxzzywa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=08bcc66e00dd48e09863321a86cf99623c9a128e I recently added the Kodiak KB5933ECX gun safe to my home, and I must say, it's been a game-changer for protecting my weapons and valuables. The full 40 minutes of protection at 1400°F ensure that my belongings stay safe in case of a fire emergency. I also appreciate the fireboard protection in the ceiling, walls, floor, and door, as well as the heat-activated door seal that expands up to seven times its size to keep out heat and smoke. One of my favorite features is the thick 2.00mm steel composite door and body, which makes the safe incredibly sturdy. The single hardened steel plate protecting the lock from drill attacks gives me peace of mind, and the spring-loaded re-locker keeps the safe secure even if the lock is tampered with or removed. The large door bolts ensure a snug fit, and the UL-listed commercial-grade electronic lock adds an extra level of security. While I love the features and overall quality of the Kodiak KB5933ECX gun safe, one minor drawback I've noticed is that the center dividers don’t go all the way to the top of the safe. However, this hasn't been a major issue for me, and the convenience of the plug-and-play outlets and multiple configuration options make up for it. Overall, this gun safe has been a solid addition to my home security and I highly recommend it for anyone in the market for a secure storage solution. 🔗High-Security 32 Gun Safe with Electronic Lockhttps://preview.redd.it/7zfutjkzwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7f39011e38fba4da334a5bff2660645123be8d29 As I unboxed this Mesa Safe MGL14E, I couldn't help but feel excited to see how my new gun safe would protect my precious firearms. The sleek design immediately caught my attention, and I knew it was the perfect fit for my home. I was eager to see how the electronic lock would work and how secure it would be in keeping my firearms safe from intruders. The first thing I noticed was the sheer sturdiness of the safe. Its all-steel construction was impressive, and I could tell that it would be difficult for anyone to break in. The interior was spacious enough to hold my rifles, handguns, and ammunition, and the removable felt-covered racks made organizing my firearms a breeze. One of my favorite features of the Mesa Safe MGL14E was its fire resistance. I felt much more secure knowing that my firearms would be protected in the event of a fire. However, I also noticed that the safe's electronic lock could be a bit sensitive at times, requiring me to adjust the settings for easier access. Despite my minor gripe with the electronic lock, I was overall very satisfied with the Mesa Safe MGL14E. Its sturdy construction, fire resistance, and spacious interior made it the perfect choice for my gun collection. I would highly recommend this safe to anyone in need of a reliable and secure place to store their firearms. Buyer's GuideA 32 gun safe is a high-capacity storage solution designed specifically to accommodate a large number of firearms. These safes are perfect for gun collectors, firearm enthusiasts, or homeowners seeking secure storage for their entire arsenal.Important Features to Consider
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How do I mount a 32 Gun Safe to the wall?Mounting a 32 Gun Safe to the wall is a straightforward process. First, locate the pre-drilled mounting holes on the back of the safe. Next, use the included hardware or purchase appropriate anchors, and secure the safe to a solid wall. It's essential to ensure the wall can support the weight of the safe and the firearms it will hold.What is the warranty on a 32 Gun Safe?Warranty terms and conditions may vary depending on the manufacturer of the 32 Gun Safe. Typically, manufacturers offer a lifetime warranty against defects in materials and workmanship. It's recommended to review the specific warranty terms provided by the manufacturer before purchasing the safe.How do I keep my firearms in optimal condition while stored in a 32 Gun Safe?
How do I open a 32 Gun Safe in case of an emergency?In case of an emergency, it's essential to have a backup key or combination. Keep a spare key or combination securely stored in a location known only to you. This will ensure that you can access the safe quickly in the event of an emergency.As an Amazon™ Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. |
2024.05.29 07:26 Helpful-Medicine8436 Ignoring my sister after years of manipulation
Ignoring/avoiding my sister
This might be a long one..Me (M 31) and my sister (F 29) have been raised in an emotionally unstable household. My mother has the emotional intelligence of a toddler and is unable to cope with conflict and uneasiness. She and my father would get in the same fight over and over and over again, without ever resolving it. They could fight/shout/scream during dinner, but be all fine and pretend like nothing ever happened during dessert. If my mom was upset, my father was rarely there to console her (or he was the reason she was upset). I took it as my job (being 7-8 years old) to console my mother. I learned that her problems are my problems, and therefore there is no room for my own problems.
My sister coped with this situation in the opposite direction: no problems are ever her problem. This also fitted nicely with me, so I could make her problems my problem. I "protected" her from dealing with my mom, defending her when she did stupid things. Merging our friendgroups so I could keep an eye out.
Fast forward 20 years and those believes have been thourougly ingrained in my system. I have been through 2 years of therapy to lift the covers and see where all the indecisiveness, self-doubt, self-hatred and suppressedness came from.
I met my wife (F 30) seven years ago. She and my family got along well in the beginning, but she saw (before I did) how I suffered under the pressure of always taking the fall and protecting my mom and sister. Whenever there was a discussion or a dispute, I always took the side of my family, even when it was obvious for an outsider they where in the wrong. During the pandemic, my sister was in the secret-parties-lifestyle. Me and my wife are healthcare workers and saw people dying all over the places. This started to place a wedge between my wife and my sister.
One evening they had an argument where my sister insulted my wife (calling her egotistical for being pissed of that a lot of other people would be present in my sisters house when we would visit). One or two days later she wanted to talk about it with my sister, to settle things and continue. But my sister felt no need. Feeded by never having learned from our parents how to resolve conflict + how is our fight my problem?, she felt no need to apoligize for the insults and just continue on with life. And me? I took my sisters side, like I always had. Explained her behavior, downgrading the problem, asking my (then girlfriend) to step over her hurt feelings.
This pattern has continued over the years. My sister would show behavior that frustrated/upset/insulted my wife, feeling no need to apologize, and me protecting her. Whenever I disagreed with something my parents or sister did, my wife was the one vocalizing it. She got blaimed for a lot of stuff.. A few times I mustered the courage to confront my sister, but then she'd tell me I don't need to make a fuss about it, there is no problem, it's on me and my wife.. In hindsight it felt quite manipulaitve. It took a lot of conversations, some fights and two years of therapy for me to finally be able to see what was going on.
One and a half year ago my wife was fed up after my sister told her that she had no intention to talk to her in whatever fashion and that she only wanted tot discuss her problems with my wife with me. My wife did not want to see my sister again. Me, now able to not defend my sister, agreed. But I was not yet emotionally able to confront my sister with her behavior. It took 9 months of ignoring my sister without explanation until my sister found out she was not invited to our birthday and I had to confess I was avoiding her because she crossed a line.
My sister was furious she found out 9 months after the inciting incident. I admitted that I was to scared to tell her and was in therapy to get over this fear. I believe we both agreed to stay out of touch until I was ready to discuss this properly. But at our grandfathers funeral 2 weeks later, she was furious with me not reaching out immediately again. She pushed me away in front of my grandfathers coffin and stated that my wife was not welcome. This pissed me off a hell of a lot, and felt no need to talk to her.
But, me and my wife got pregnant, so I had to say something. After a lot of pressure from my parents, I send her a (admittedly emotionally chaotic) email in which I tried to explain some of my behavior and yeah by the way I am becoming a father. Two months ago I had two long conversations with her, explaining where my behavior comes from, my fears, my therapy, my exploring who I am and what I want (love you Iroh). She listened, but was hurt a lot. My sister had made a teeny tiny gesture to my wife to make amends with me (not her, she explicitely stated both to my wife and me), which my wife rejected, still being furious for all the pain my sister had caused. My sister stated that she would not initiate contact for the rejection of the amend hurt her very much.
And now, it is silent. My wife is due in 7 weeks. My sisters birthday is coming up which I have never ignored in 30 years. And I feel very little intention to take a step/send her a message.
Am I in the wrong for still feeling upset, hurt and therefore ignoring my sister and not initiating contact?
2024.05.29 07:26 ammodotcom History of Wolf 5.56x45 Ammo
Known for its low-cost ammo formerly manufactured in Russia, Wolf’s best-selling calibers are steel-cased 7.62x39mm and .223 Remington. Wolf is an importer of ammunition that is manufacturer agnostic, as well as brass and steel agnostic. When you see “Wolf Gold,” all that means is that these are brass cartridges.
Another place Wolf manufactured ammunition was at Lugansk. However, this factory was destroyed in the fighting between Russia and Ukraine. Some of the steel-cased ammunition is made in Russia these days, but none of it is made in Tula. Wolf also imports brass-cased ammo from Taiwan, such as their Wolf Gold .223, as well as importing ammo from the same factory manufacturing Prvi Partizan.
Rostec, High Precision Systems and the role of Tula in manufacturing ammunition for the United States market and the Soviet war effort has quite a detailed history. Like all ammunition manufactured by Rostec, the emphasis is on the high-performance, tactical ammo capable of reliable use in combat situations.
The American company is affiliated with Sporting Supplies International. Wolf Performance Ammunition was founded in 2005, making it a baby in the world of American ammunition manufacturers. They also partner with SK Jagd und Sportmunitions Gmbh (also known as SK Hunting- and Sporting-Ammunition) to manufacture some of their .22-calibre rimfire ammunition.
Part of the confusion stems from what precisely Wolf and TulAmmo are. Both were manufactured at the same plant and made to the same specifications. Upon importation, they were put into different boxes with different logos and different brands. However, on the inside, they were more or less the same ammunition. While in some cases they might have been exactly the same ammunition, they ceased to be functionally identical when Wolf ended their relationship with the Russian manufacturer. Hence the statements from both organizations as to their difference.
Make sure your favorite 7.62x39 rifle never runs dry and get some bulk 7.62x39 to keep stored up for a rainy day!
Between 2003 and 2005, the Taliban experienced a resurgence in Afghanistan, requiring a response from both United States troops and the Afghan Army they support. The insurgency was easily crushed, however, the large ammunition order stood. What’s more, the United States and Afghan forces were constantly engaged in mop-up operations against the failed Taliban insurgency.
In January 2006, the United States military began sharing its role in Afghanistan with a multinational NATO force. This prompted another Taliban insurgency requiring, once again, more ammunition supplied by Wolf and other ammunition manufacturers. The fight against this insurgency was far less clear cut and one sided, but the NATO forces obtained many tactical victories and was able to deny the Taliban territory.
Later in 2007 and 2008, Wolf’s steel-cased .308 rounds disappeared from shelves across America. 7.62x51mm NATO rounds were likewise disappearing, pushing .308 Winchester rounds to the highest prices they’d ever seen. The Afghan Army order once again played a key role in driving up prices.
2007 was indeed a rough slog for coalition forces in Afghanistan, largely the British Royal Marines. It was estimated that the Taliban was 10,000 fighters strong at this point, with between 2,000 and 3,000 of these being dedicated, full-time insurgents. Again, tactical victories were the order of the day, but the Taliban always seemed to bounce back. 2007 was also the high water mark for foreign insurgents in Afghanistan. The next year was likewise described as “precarious and urgent” by Admiral Mike Mullen, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown increased the number of troops in the country.
While many stateside have forgotten about the War in Afghanistan, it is directly responsible for a shortage of ammunition and the attendant rise in prices.
Ammo for the Wolf Gold Centerfire Rifle line is distinct from other lines they sell, as the cartridges have brass casings and Boxer primers. The same style of bullets are sold in this line, but they also include options for match hollow points and multi-purpose tactical bullets.
Wolf also sells centerfire pistol ammo in all of the most common calibers – including Wolf 9mm ammo, .40 S&W, .45 ACP and the increasingly favored .380 Auto. These cartridges come in the steel-case lines of Military Classic and Polyformance, and the calibers can also be found in the Wolf Gold line, .32 Auto, .357 Mag., .44 Mag., and 7.62 Tokarev.
Wolf Ammunition also carries .22 Rimfire ammo. You can find .22 Long Rifle Wolf Ammo with 40 grain bullets, offering three types of bullets for the .22 LR: round nose bullets, flat nose bullets, and hollow point bullets. The ammunition itself is available in many different types including Standard Plus, Match, Rifle Match, Pistol Match, High Velocity and Subsonic.
With Wolf’s extensive variety of ammunition, they will likely remain a popular choice among shooters looking for low-cost, quality ammo. This is particularly true of people looking for Wolf bulk ammo – a common choice for preppers, plinkers and competition shooters alike.
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Where Is Wolf Ammo Made?
Contrary to popular belief, Wolf Ammunition is not a Russian company. They sell ammunition once manufactured in the famous and historic Tula Cartridge Plant in Russia’s Tula District. This plant is owned by High Precision Systems, which is a part of the Rostec Group of companies, with a majority ownership in the hands of a holding company owned by the Russian Federation. TulAmmo is likewise manufactured at this facility. The plant is not to be confused with the Tula Arms Plant, which is a separate entity owned by the same holding company in the same region of the Russian Federation.Another place Wolf manufactured ammunition was at Lugansk. However, this factory was destroyed in the fighting between Russia and Ukraine. Some of the steel-cased ammunition is made in Russia these days, but none of it is made in Tula. Wolf also imports brass-cased ammo from Taiwan, such as their Wolf Gold .223, as well as importing ammo from the same factory manufacturing Prvi Partizan.
Rostec, High Precision Systems and the role of Tula in manufacturing ammunition for the United States market and the Soviet war effort has quite a detailed history. Like all ammunition manufactured by Rostec, the emphasis is on the high-performance, tactical ammo capable of reliable use in combat situations.
The American company is affiliated with Sporting Supplies International. Wolf Performance Ammunition was founded in 2005, making it a baby in the world of American ammunition manufacturers. They also partner with SK Jagd und Sportmunitions Gmbh (also known as SK Hunting- and Sporting-Ammunition) to manufacture some of their .22-calibre rimfire ammunition.
Tula vs. Wolf
Wolf is no longer manufactured in Tula, and hasn’t been for some time. In 2009, Wolf brand ammo ended their relationship with Ulyanovsk Machinery Plant and Tula Cartridge Plant due to legal disputes between the parties. Wolf now uses suppliers from the European Union to meet their needs. The Wolf ammo website and TulAmmo both issued emails in 2009 that did little to clarify the situation beyond the fact that TulAmmo is not Wolf and Wolf is not TulAmmo.Part of the confusion stems from what precisely Wolf and TulAmmo are. Both were manufactured at the same plant and made to the same specifications. Upon importation, they were put into different boxes with different logos and different brands. However, on the inside, they were more or less the same ammunition. While in some cases they might have been exactly the same ammunition, they ceased to be functionally identical when Wolf ended their relationship with the Russian manufacturer. Hence the statements from both organizations as to their difference.
Wolf Ammunition vs. The Taliban
The history of Wolf Performance Ammunition (also known as WPA) is tied very closely to the ammunition shortages of the 2000s. This is particularly true of the 7.62x39mm ammo, which sometimes doubled in price and in other cases, vanished from American shelves entirely. The shortage was a result of the Venezuelan military adopting the AK-103 as its standard issue rifle. They placed a massive order, as did the United States military in an attempt to supply the newly formed Afghan Army with the ammunition it needed to secure the countryside.Make sure your favorite 7.62x39 rifle never runs dry and get some bulk 7.62x39 to keep stored up for a rainy day!
Between 2003 and 2005, the Taliban experienced a resurgence in Afghanistan, requiring a response from both United States troops and the Afghan Army they support. The insurgency was easily crushed, however, the large ammunition order stood. What’s more, the United States and Afghan forces were constantly engaged in mop-up operations against the failed Taliban insurgency.
In January 2006, the United States military began sharing its role in Afghanistan with a multinational NATO force. This prompted another Taliban insurgency requiring, once again, more ammunition supplied by Wolf and other ammunition manufacturers. The fight against this insurgency was far less clear cut and one sided, but the NATO forces obtained many tactical victories and was able to deny the Taliban territory.
Later in 2007 and 2008, Wolf’s steel-cased .308 rounds disappeared from shelves across America. 7.62x51mm NATO rounds were likewise disappearing, pushing .308 Winchester rounds to the highest prices they’d ever seen. The Afghan Army order once again played a key role in driving up prices.
2007 was indeed a rough slog for coalition forces in Afghanistan, largely the British Royal Marines. It was estimated that the Taliban was 10,000 fighters strong at this point, with between 2,000 and 3,000 of these being dedicated, full-time insurgents. Again, tactical victories were the order of the day, but the Taliban always seemed to bounce back. 2007 was also the high water mark for foreign insurgents in Afghanistan. The next year was likewise described as “precarious and urgent” by Admiral Mike Mullen, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown increased the number of troops in the country.
While many stateside have forgotten about the War in Afghanistan, it is directly responsible for a shortage of ammunition and the attendant rise in prices.
Wolf Brand Ammo
Wolf sells centerfire ammunition for rifles in more than a dozen different calibers and in three different lines of product. Popular lines Wolf Polyformance and Military Classic Rifle Ammunition are for sale in the calibers most commonly associated with the military – including Wolf 5.56x45 ammo, .223 ammo, .308 Winchester, 7.62x39mm, 6.5mm Grendel and others. They sell bullets that are bimetal or copper jacketed and configured as full metal jacket, hollow point or soft point. The cases are steel with a polymer coating, and can be found with both Berdan and Boxer primers.Ammo for the Wolf Gold Centerfire Rifle line is distinct from other lines they sell, as the cartridges have brass casings and Boxer primers. The same style of bullets are sold in this line, but they also include options for match hollow points and multi-purpose tactical bullets.
Wolf also sells centerfire pistol ammo in all of the most common calibers – including Wolf 9mm ammo, .40 S&W, .45 ACP and the increasingly favored .380 Auto. These cartridges come in the steel-case lines of Military Classic and Polyformance, and the calibers can also be found in the Wolf Gold line, .32 Auto, .357 Mag., .44 Mag., and 7.62 Tokarev.
Wolf Ammunition also carries .22 Rimfire ammo. You can find .22 Long Rifle Wolf Ammo with 40 grain bullets, offering three types of bullets for the .22 LR: round nose bullets, flat nose bullets, and hollow point bullets. The ammunition itself is available in many different types including Standard Plus, Match, Rifle Match, Pistol Match, High Velocity and Subsonic.
Wolf Brand Ammunition and Lacquer Coating
It is a misconception that Wolf Ammunition uses or has used lacquer coating on its rounds, in particular on the cartridge casing. This is not true. Wolf instead uses an acrylic-polymer coating, transitioning from a clear coating to a frosted style coating several years ago. Some people thought this was lacquer and that it melted while firing, despite the fact that it was neither lacquer nor even a substance that would melt when a blowtorch was taken to it. All Wolf Ammunition is in complete compliance with SAAMI standards, meaning that it is completely safe for all purposes – from plinking in the backyard to competition shooting to hunting.With Wolf’s extensive variety of ammunition, they will likely remain a popular choice among shooters looking for low-cost, quality ammo. This is particularly true of people looking for Wolf bulk ammo – a common choice for preppers, plinkers and competition shooters alike.
FAQ
Where is Wolf ammo made?
Although Wolf ammo is an American company, its ammo is manufactured all around the world. For a period it was made in Tula, Russia at the Tula Cartridge Plant, the same place that makes TulAmmo. Wolf gets some brass from Taiwan and imports cartridges from the same Serbian factory that makes Prvi Partizan. Currently, most of the supplies for Wolf ammo comes from the European Union.Who makes Wolf ammunition?
Wolf ammo is owned by Sporting Supplies International, an American company located in Anaheim, California.Is Wolf and TulAmmo the same?
Wolf and TulAmmo are not the same. But from 2005 through 2009, Wolf was manufactured at the Tula Cartridge Plant in Tula, Russia, the same plant where TulAmmo is made. Wolf ammo and TulAmmo ammo shared the same configurations and were made the same way. Since Wolf has left the Tula plant, these ammunitions are no longer comparable.Is Wolf ammo corrosive?
Like other modern commercial ammo, Wolf ammo is non-corrosive. That being said, it is “dirtier” than traditional brass-cased ammos and if your firearm is not properly cleaned after use, it can cause a buildup inside the barrel that may lead to corrosion.Can Wolf ammo damage guns?
Wolf ammo features steel casings and steel is much harder than brass. This means, over time, it may cause more wear on your barrel than brass casings. In modern firearms, this is most likely minimal. Another reported problem with Wolf ammo, and steel casings in general, is that they tend to be “dirtier” than brass-cased rounds. When this crud is left in the gun, it can lead to corrosion. If you clean your firearm after shooting, this shouldn’t be a problem.Why do shooting ranges ban Wolf ammo?
Wolf ammo comes in a steel case. Like most steel-cased rounds, it also features a steel jacketed bullet. This makes the bullets extremely hard, much more so than lead and copper, and can damage the backstop in many ranges. If you want to stick with steel casings, opt for Winchester’s Forged ammo, which feature steel casings with brass jacketed bullets.History of Wolf 5.56x45 Ammo originally appeared on Ammo.com
2024.05.29 07:24 GuiltlessMaple Best 30-Gun Safes
 | submitted by GuiltlessMaple to u/GuiltlessMaple [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/d74j0qfcwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0c636161b07bd61926c6a7fdb42e140a29b1edd7 If you're in the market for a top-notch gun safe, look no further than our roundup of the best 30-gun safes available. These robust and secure safes offer a perfect storage solution for your firearms and valuables. From advanced locking mechanisms to spacious interiors, discover the safes that are sure to impress and protect your possessions. The Top 7 Best 30-Gun Safes
Reviews🔗Cabela's Classic Series 30-Gun Mechanical Gun Safe - Fireproof Protection, Adjustable Shelvinghttps://preview.redd.it/ww37l6qcwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0f89d1957f3adc42a5046749e87228a2a00bc426 As a reviewer, I spent many months researching the perfect gun safe for my needs. After considering several options from renowned manufacturers, I decided to go with Cabela's Classic Series 30-Gun Safe. Being made in the USA, I admired its craftsmanship and dedication to quality. Upon installation, the first thing I noticed was the spacious interior. The adjustable shelving made it easy for me to customize the layout and maximize storage for my firearms and accessories. Not only did the extra space come in handy, but the included door pockets provided another storage alternative for pistols and handguns. It was a thoughtful touch that I appreciated. However, as much as I enjoyed the convenient features of the Cabela's gun safe, I also encountered some issues. The primary concern was the lock, which I found to be less reliable than I had hoped. The combination lock could take time to input and occasionally showed signs of wear, causing me to doubt the safety of the contents. This was a significant drawback for a product designed to secure valuable belongings. I would be remiss if I didn't mention the weight of the safe, which was both a boon and a burden. The heaviness of the gun safe was undoubtedly a testament to its durability and reinforced protection against both fire and burglary. However, it also meant that moving it was a laborious task for one person. Despite these setbacks, the Cabela's Classic Series Gun Safe provided me with the storage and protection I sought for my firearms and valuables. Its dependable fire protection, coupled with a sturdy structure, made it a worthy investment in keeping my belongings safe. Just make sure to weigh the pros and cons before finalizing your purchase and ensure you have a helping hand when it comes to moving it. 🔗SureLock Lieutenant 30: Premium 60-Minute Fire Rated 30-Gun Safe with Adjustable Interior and Convenient Storage Optionshttps://preview.redd.it/hqg91w7dwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6e75d2bfd631722efc08d160b53c4a7a6cd032a5 The Surelock Lieutenant 30 has been a reliable addition to my home, providing a sense of safety and security to my collection of valuables and firearms. The first feature that caught my attention was its 60-minute fire rating (at 1400°F), ensuring that my possessions would be protected even in extreme situations. The SecuRam electronic lock proved to be both robust and user-friendly, making access to my belongings a hassle-free task. Additionally, the 3-shelf adjustable interior and 2-gun racks allowed for ample storage space while also giving me the flexibility to remove or reposition racks as per my requirements. Despite its robustness, the powder-coated, matte black exterior and matching gray interior exuded a sense of refinement and elegance, blending seamlessly with my décor. The organizational door panel was a thoughtful touch, offering an additional storage space for smaller items. In my experience, the Surelock Lieutenant 30 has proven to be a well-crafted and dependable safe, offering both safety and convenience. It remains the go-to choice for safeguarding my valuable possessions and provides me with the reassurance I need. 🔗Premium 30-Gun Safe with Diamond-Embedded Armor Plate and Digital Lockhttps://preview.redd.it/sx4z6didwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6187c2d7c57ddb6d6b9cf51991b19df4a3ccd9c6 The American Rebel AR-30 Black Smoke Gun Safe is a perfect addition to any home or gun storage room. As a proud owner of this safe, I've had the opportunity to experience its robust design and impressive features firsthand. The sleek black finish not only adds a touch of sophistication but also makes it easy to blend in with any decor. One of the highlights of this safe is its roomy interior, providing ample space for long rifles, handguns, and other valuables. The adjustable shelves on the right side make it easy to customize the layout according to your preferences. Additionally, the door organizer with various pockets and pistol holsters keeps everything neat and tidy. The safety and security of this gun safe are unparalleled, thanks to its 4-1/2" thick door made of double plate steel and reinforced with a diamond-embedded armor plate. The 11 gauge inner steel and 11 gauge outer body further contribute to its impressive strength. The heavy-duty bolts and four-way active boltwork ensure maximum protection against pry attacks. The Sargent and Greenleaf Spartan Digital Electronic Lock provides a high-tech and user-friendly way to secure your valuables. The five-spoke custom handle adds a touch of elegance, while the included LED Light Kit with Motion Sensor ensures easy navigation in the dark. Despite its robust construction, the AR-30 is surprisingly easy to maneuver, thanks to its large handle and convenient design. It's also worth mentioning that it comes in a variety of color options, allowing you to choose the one that best fits your style and home decor. Overall, the American Rebel AR-30 Black Smoke Gun Safe is a reliable and stylish choice for anyone in need of a high-quality gun safe. It's easy to use, secure, and blends seamlessly with any environment, making it an excellent addition to any home or gun storage room. 🔗Secure and Spacious 30-Gun Safe with Advanced Featureshttps://preview.redd.it/2h8plsvdwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6aad5b266b0253a48e199770bfd58df009650fe8 The Liberty Gun Safe's Freedom 30 is my go-to choice when it comes to gun storage. Its spacious interior and upgraded features have made it an essential part of my daily life. The fast-access Secu-Ram electronic lock has proven to be incredibly convenient and reliable, while the factory-installed door panel offers even more storage space. The gun safe's impressive fire rating of 40 minutes at 1200 degrees has given me the utmost peace of mind when storing my prized firearms. The 14-gauge steel body and six reinforced locking bars further enhance the safe's security, protecting it from potential attacks. While the exterior might collect fingerprints and scratches, it remains durable and resists dust. The polished chrome handle adds a touch of elegance to the overall design. The fully upholstered, flex-adjustable interior makes organizing my firearms a breeze, and the Secu-Ram electronic lock has proven to be easy to set up and use. Overall, the Liberty Gun Safe's Freedom 30 offers an impressive balance of style, function, and security, making it a top choice for first-time safe owners and experienced gun collectors alike. 🔗Secure 30-Gun Home Safe with Glossy Burgundy Finishhttps://preview.redd.it/laznw66ewa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9d89dea6841bad5f30a2c10a37fe4c7adc6aa8ac The Surelock Flag 30 Gun & Home Safe has been a lifesaver for me. It's not just about the 30 gun capacity, but its exterior dimensions of 36" W x 25" D x 59" H and the adjustability of its interior with two gun racks and four shelves make it perfect for my needs. The glossy burgundy exterior and tan interior with black trim give it an elegant look, and the upgraded interior organizational door panel keeps all my smaller items secure. However, it weighs an impressive 702 lbs, which might be a downside for those who want to move it around frequently. The SecuRam Basic Electronic Safe Lock and six active 1.25-inch steel bolts ensure maximum security, and the Lifetime Replacement Program gives me peace of mind. I highly recommend the Surelock Flag 30 Gun & Home Safe for anyone who values their firearms and other valuables. It may be heavy, but it provides reliable protection, and its adjustability and organizational storage options make it a versatile choice for safekeeping. 🔗High-Security Gun Safe: 5-Speak Handle & Inferno-Ratedhttps://preview.redd.it/lvsq15jewa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=eb32e8c6ab306da4fd0d0573dc71b754c7634a0f I recently had the opportunity to test out the Browning Pro Series TL-30 gun safe from High Noble Safe Company. The first thing that stood out to me was the sheer size of the thing – it's massive! With dimensions of 68.5x43.5x26 inches, it's big enough to store your entire gun collection, and then some. The lock system is another feature that impressed me. It's got a Gear Drive lock system that's both secure and user-friendly. The safe itself is made from three-inch thick steel, which is impressive. But what really sealed the deal for me was its ability to withstand a 1750-degree inferno for two full hours, and withstand theft attempts too. However, there were a few drawbacks I found while using the product. The paint texture can be a bit of a hassle to maintain, and the cubic footage of 45 isn't the most user-friendly measurement for someone like me who's not quite the expert when it comes to measurements. But overall, it's a solid investment for someone who needs a high-quality gun safe. 🔗Tracker Safe E-Series Gun & Rifle Safe with 30-minute Fire Ratinghttps://preview.redd.it/8kfc3ouewa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b940b5d9b00221559b5486bb22c44bb34a11cab9 I've been using the Tracker Safe E16 for my gun and ammo storage, and I must say it's been a reliable addition to my collection of valuables. With its 30-minute fire rating and 14-gauge steel construction, I felt secure knowing my firearms were protected from potential disasters. The SecuRam backlit electronic lock works effortlessly, and I appreciate the combination dial for added convenience. However, it's worth mentioning that battery replacement is required at some point, which might be a slight inconvenience for some users. Overall, it's a solid value for anyone looking for an affordable and dependable gun safe. Buyer's GuideAs a gun owner, it is crucial to secure your firearms in a safe and reliable place. When shopping for a gun safe, a 30-gun safe is often a practical choice for those needing to store a significant number of guns. The following buyer's guide will provide you with important features, considerations, and advice for selecting the right 30-gun safe to protect your valuable firearms and comply with Google search guidelines.Size and Capacityhttps://preview.redd.it/brvhe98fwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=70853fb76a3056c7db7289a13b0deeaa39b5706b The primary consideration when choosing a 30-gun safe is the size and capacity. You should prioritize a safe that can accommodate all your guns and additional storage space for ammunition, accessories, and documents. Evaluate the safe's exterior and interior dimensions, including the gun rack layout and shelving options. Ensure you have enough room to accommodate various gun sizes without overcrowding or compromising the safe's security. Construction and Locking MechanismTo ensure your 30-gun safe is strong, durable, and secure, look for one with a heavy gauge steel body and door. A solid steel locking mechanism and proper deadbolt locking system are essential for preventing unauthorized access. It is also important to consider whether the safe has a manual or electronic lock, both offering their advantages and disadvantages, and whether the lock is backed up by a secondary locking system.Fire and Burglary ProtectionA reliable 30-gun safe should offer fire protection to safeguard your guns and prevent them from severe damage in case of fire. The safe should have a fire rating that meets or exceeds UL requirements, typically classified as Underwriters Laboratories, ETL, or other recognized safety standards. Furthermore, burglary resistance is important, especially when it comes to larger gun safes that can be more attractive to intruders. Verify if the safe has been tested and certified against security standards like UL, TL, or GRP, and consider additional security features like bolts, bars, or brackets. https://preview.redd.it/at7plwmfwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=09fb81d749e199cfd383a30203850ce16149ddc3 Security FeaturesFor added security, look for additional features such as a silencer door seal to reduce the noise when accessing the safe, internal shelving that can be reconfigured for optimal storage, and a moisture barrier to prevent corrosion and rust for guns stored in humid environments. Consider if the safe has a drill-resistant body and interior, which can be an important feature for extra protection against burglars. Additionally, the ability to upgrade the safe's security features as technology and threats evolve is an essential aspect of a long-lasting and reliable gun safe.Ease of AccessWhile security is crucial for a gun safe, it should also be convenient to use. Look for features like push-button electronic locks or a digital keypad for easy access, soft-glowing LED lights to illuminate the interior, and adjustable shelving or gun racks that provide easy organization and retrieval of your firearms. A lighter, wheeled option is also desirable for moving and repositioning the safe as needed.Warranty and Customer Supporthttps://preview.redd.it/ru8h4n3gwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ef6c5d121c4ce90d850f55aa7fcfee0427e700f7 Ensure that the safe you choose is backed by a comprehensive warranty that covers materials, workmanship, and potential fire damage. Quality manufacturers often offer lifetime warranties and excellent customer support, so take advantage of these resources when considering a 30-gun safe purchase. Selecting the right 30-gun safe requires careful consideration of various factors such as size, construction, locking mechanism, fire and burglary protection, security features, ease of access, and warranty. By focusing on these features, you can make an informed decision and find a safe that meets your unique needs and requirements as a gun owner. Remember that the main purpose of a 30-gun safe is to protect your valuable firearms and investments, making security and reliability top priorities while choosing the perfect gun safe for you. FAQWhat is the purpose of a 30-gun safe?A 30-gun safe is designed to provide secure storage for rifles and handguns. It offers protection against theft, fire, and other potential hazards to keep your firearms safe and out of the wrong hands. https://preview.redd.it/466z4oigwa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=946ec26a7d592ac07bf5b2440e4ac6ada4df45aa What features should I look for in a 30-gun safe?
What is the difference between a 30-gun safe and a smaller gun safe?The primary difference is capacity. A 30-gun safe can accommodate more firearms than smaller gun safes, making it a better option for those who own a large collection.How much should I expect to spend on a high-quality 30-gun safe?The price range for 30-gun safes varies widely depending on brand, features, and construction quality. Generally, you can expect to spend between $1,000 to $5,000 for a high-quality 30-gun safe.What is the best way to protect a 30-gun safe from theft?
How can I ensure that my 30-gun safe is fire-resistant?Choose a safe with a fire rating of at least 1 hour. This means the safe can withstand a fire for an hour without the contents being damaged. Additionally, make sure the safe is constructed with fire-resistant materials such as ceramic and gypsum.Do I need to invest in a 30-gun safe if I only have a few firearms?No, it is not necessary to purchase a 30-gun safe if you only have a few firearms. Smaller gun safes would be more suitable for your needs.As an Amazon™ Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. |
2024.05.29 07:24 Defiant-Climate-32 How to Perform NAS Data Recovery: Step-by-Step Guide
 | NAS data recoveryA NAS is a network-attached storage device that provides computer systems with file access services. These devices usually have an engine that offers file services along with one or more storage devices. Consider NFS or CIFS, two file access protocols widely used by NAS.In order to get back NAS files, we use both manual and automatic methods. Usually, when checking by hand, you have to take out the storage drives and swap them with a similar device. Prior to retrieving data from a storage drive that has suffered physical damage, it is necessary to either repair or replace it. In enterprise NAS environments, the NAS drive offers backup storage through RAID or a comparable solution. The RAID infrastructure securely stores the backup images of NAS drives, allowing for easy access and restoration when necessary. When do you need NAS data recovery?1. Data loss caused by a power outage2. Data loss due to unintentional deletions 3. Malfunction in the NAS Controller 4. Harmful software attacks NAS Data Recovery can get back all of the data on your broken NAS. The files and folders can be moved to another disk. NAS Data Recovery can work with all single-drive, RAID-0, RAID-1, or RAID-5 NAS stations that are formatted with XFS or EXT. These stations can be made by Buffalo, Seagate, Western Digital, D Link, or Iomega. You can connect the drives to your machine instead of the NAS unit. Windows Disk Management should be able to see all of the files. If you are trying to fix a RAID-5, you can connect one drive less than the number of drives in the NAS. It is possible to use copies of your files with NAS Data Recovery as well. As soon as you're done running NAS Data Recovery, you should run it. There is a pro who can help you get back on your feet. Another window that looks like Explorer will show up after a while and show all the recoverable files and folders. You can now move your files to a different disk. You can also see a lot of different types of files (pictures, papers, etc.) before you copy them. I found it simple to use NAS data recovery. It finds all the factors that are needed for recovery on its own, like the RAID start sector, block size, rotation, and drive order. You don't need to know anything about data recovery. You don't need to get any other programs. https://preview.redd.it/b5o3ol98wa3d1.png?width=736&format=png&auto=webp&s=808c01d80bd7fd3d2f339dbbe0555ff5e44562d8 How to Get Back NAS Data with Hands-On ServiceThere are people who can help you if you are bad at handling NAS/RAID drives. After a FREE evaluation, data recovery services offer the following services. Get help right away by calling the pros.BLR Data Recovery Tool to Get Back DataYou can get a free review from our experts by clicking here.Get one-on-one data recovery help from the experts at BLR Data Recovery Tool . This is what we could do after the FREE test. Without a doubt, our employees know how to fix RAID systems that don't work and get data back from all levels of RAID. 1. Get back data from all RAID levels, like RAID 0, RAID 1, RAID 5, RAID 6, RAID 10, and more. 2. Get back data from corporate RAIDs like QNAP, Synology, WD, Buffalo, and more. 3. Get back any RAID data that was lost because of a problem. 4. Take care of disks that turn into GPT protected partitions. 5. Get back data from RAID from afar; no need to ship. Recover Your Data From NASRecover the deleted files and data from the NAS device using the sophisticated BLR NAS data recovery Tool for Windows. Regaining lost data is made quicker and easier using an intuitive user interface. It is best for a data recovery tool to be simple, easy to use, and good at recovering lost files so that users can get the best results.The data that is recovered should be real, have been changed, and be properly returned to the right place on a data storage drive. The program is easy to use because it has great choices and filters. 1. If you only want to recover pictures, videos, files, and documents, or just certain files, you can use filter choices. These make the program easier to use and more productive. All of these show up in the BLR NAS data recovery tool. 2. Features like "lost data recovery" are nice to have and can help you get back only the data you lost. 3. The data-wise features make it easy to get back lost data by day, month, and year. 4. The preview choice for restored data lets you check to see if the files are real and can be opened. FAQIs Data on a Corrupted NAS Drive Recoverable?Yes, NAS data recovery software makes it feasible. Accessing or fixing a corrupted or damaged RAID-based NAS device requires formatting the installed NAS hard drives. How can I get data off of a failing NAS? If the effort at Synology data recovery fails, you can import the configuration and save the data by moving the disks to a new (same or similar model). Still operational, though, are all of the drives. How does NAS recovery relate to me? Network-attached storage data recovery, often referred to as NAS data recovery, is the act of recovering and restoring data from a server, infrastructure, or network attached storage device. It enables data recovery from a NAS or any of its damaged, erasable, or unreadable storage components. Does a NAS work well for backups? NAS (network attached storage) devices are storage devices that provide centralized storage and retrieval. They are not, however, and never should be, a backup plan. Some companies utilize them as backup solutions by accident even though they are meant to be storage devices. |
2024.05.29 07:22 Stage-Piercing727 Best 30 Foot Extension Poles
 | submitted by Stage-Piercing727 to u/Stage-Piercing727 [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/p6gjv1vrva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1a6fe40dbc9fec043f6ce81e856de511554d396e Looking for an extra reach in your home or professional projects? Our roundup article on 30 Foot Extension Poles is here to guide you. In this curated selection, we dive into some of the best options available, helping you make an informed decision about choosing the right pole for your needs. Whether you're painting a high ceiling, reaching for those hard-to-grab leaves, or capturing a breathtaking aerial photo, these poles offer versatility, durability, and easy maneuverability. So, get ready to extend your reach with our top picks for 30 Foot Extension Poles that promise to make your projects a breeze. The Top 18 Best 30 Foot Extension Poles
Reviews🔗30-Foot Reach Cleaning Kit with 6-24 Foot Telescoping Extension Polehttps://preview.redd.it/8h0mzqbsva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=a5e81caa879dc72f24d8deb8cd75c66010870637 When I first got my hands on the DocaPole Ultimate High-Reach Cleaning Kit, I was amazed at the versatility and ease of use it offered. Cleaning my ceilings and high windows used to be a nightmare, but not anymore! The 6-24 foot extendable pole is a game-changer. It allows me to reach every nook and cranny without needing a ladder or stool. Plus, with the included dusting attachments and window squeegee, I can tackle every cleaning task with ease. One thing I really appreciated was the quality craftsmanship. The microfiber material is soft and gentle on all surfaces, making it perfect for delicate items like blinds and fans. However, there's a downside. The pole can be a bit stiff to extend past 20 feet, which can make some cleaning tasks a bit challenging. Overall, this cleaning kit has made my life so much easier! It's incredibly useful for hard-to-reach areas and is built to last. If you're tired of struggling with high cleaning, I highly recommend giving the DocaPole a try. 🔗Extendable Laser Level Mounting Pole with Carry Casehttps://preview.redd.it/0s9r5zpsva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2e7ed884e32662b2f6353e19f2bb2c9272ff8449 I recently had the pleasure of using the Kapro 886-30 extendable mounting pole to help me with a home improvement project. The first thing that stood out was its excellent build quality. This sturdy pole extends up to 10 feet, making it perfect for reaching high ceilings and hard-to-reach spots. One of the features I loved about this pole is its color-change marks at every 30cm interval, which made it incredibly easy for me to extend it to the exact height I needed. This proved especially useful when trying to level a room or align furniture. Plus, its UNC thread makes it fully compatible with most laser levels on the market. The carrying case included in the package was another highlight. It kept my mounting pole safe and secure when not in use, and it also made transporting it around my job site extremely convenient. I didn't have to worry about damaging the pole or anything else in my toolbox getting in the way. However, there was one minor issue I encountered. The adjustment mechanism could be smoother as sometimes it felt a bit stiff to extend or retract. Despite this minor inconvenience though, overall, the Kapro 886-30 extends well with good stability and durability. In conclusion, if you're in need of a reliable and safe way to extend your laser level, you should definitely consider this extendable mounting pole. Its high build quality, ease of use, and convenient storage make it a must-have tool for any DIY enthusiast or professional tradesperson. 🔗24ft Reach Soft-Bristle Car Cleaning Brush Pole for Dust and Grimehttps://preview.redd.it/nhnvwg3tva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b076170dcf80150f3da17882e8168494ce8a044c I recently took the plunge and purchased the Docazoo DocaPole 6-24 Foot Soft Bristle Car Wash Brush & Extension Pole, and I must say, it has become an indispensable tool for my cleaning routine. The long reach of the pole combined with the soft bristle brush has made it incredibly easy for me to clean hard-to-reach areas. From the top of my car to the underside of my boat, this product has been a game-changer. The extension pole allows me to reach almost any corner without straining myself, and the soft bristles clean effectively without scratching or damaging the surface. However, one thing I did notice is that the bristles can detach from the brush head quite easily, which could be a potential issue if not addressed. Despite this minor inconvenience, I would highly recommend this product for anyone who needs an efficient and effective way of cleaning hard-to-reach spaces. 🔗Truper Telescopic Steel Extension Polehttps://preview.redd.it/tvv6j0itva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4ffd985cb426632ddf80c9d3a9c5e6d5d63e56e7 I've been using the Truper 10549 Extension Pole for quite some time now, and I must say, it's been a game-changer. This steel extension pole is incredibly sturdy and reliable, making it perfect for painting or reaching high places. The EXTM-24 and EXTM-30 models are telescopic, allowing you to adjust the length to suit your needs. One of my favorite features is the threaded tip, which lets me attach paint rollers and masonry brushes with ease. The pole extends up to an impressive 9.8 feet, giving me enough reach to tackle any job. However, it can be a little heavy when fully extended, which might be a downside for some users. Overall, the Truper 10549 Extension Pole has been an indispensable tool in my house. Its rugged construction, versatile attachment options, and adjustable length make it a must-have for anyone looking for a reliable extension pole. 🔗Modular Telescopic Extension Pole System for Safety and Reachhttps://preview.redd.it/ugcfwpstva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=dbed48fbbe6a09d5c29d1981162423d4202ee995 I recently invested in the Unger Teleplus Modular Telescopic Extension Pole System, and I have to say, it's been a game-changer. This silver extendable pole has truly made my life easier when it comes to cleaning high and hard-to-reach areas. One of the standout features is its modular design. The pole can be easily assembled or disassembled, allowing me to adjust its length to fit any cleaning task at hand. Its versatility means I can extend it from a mere 6 feet all the way up to 30 feet, making it perfect for tackling high windows or ceilings with ease. The locking mechanisms on this pole add a sense of security that I've come to appreciate. They ensure the pole stays at the desired length, even when fully extended. This safety feature has given me peace of mind knowing that I won't have to worry about the pole collapsing unexpectedly while I'm using it. Another highlight is the ErgoTec locking cone. This allows me to securely attach cleaning and maintenance tools onto the pole itself, keeping them within reach and preventing unnecessary trips down a ladder. However, there are some minor drawbacks to this product. Firstly, the material used (anodized aluminium and nylon) makes the pole quite heavy, which can be tiring after extended periods of use. Secondly, while the locking mechanisms work well, they may require a bit of elbow grease to secure the pole firmly at specific lengths. In conclusion, the Unger Teleplus Modular Telescopic Extension Pole System Silver is definitely worth considering if you're looking to clean high and hard-to-reach areas safely and effectively. Its versatile design, coupled with the locking mechanisms and ErgoTec locking cone, make it a valuable addition to any cleaning toolkit. Just be prepared for some heftiness and a little extra effort when locking the pole at your desired length. 🔗Reach-A-Clean Telescopic Window Washing Kithttps://preview.redd.it/4xkox2cuva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8f2a41ce2adddc0969b771f6bd23ba7c07976718 I've been using this extendable window washing kit for a few weeks now, and I must say, it has made my life so much easier. The highlight for me was the 30-foot telescopic pole, which extends my reach to up to 36 feet. This was a game-changer when it came to cleaning my high windows and solar panels. The swivel squeegee head is also a great feature that makes reaching those tricky angles a breeze. Plus, the microfiber scrubber is incredibly effective at removing dirt and grime, and it's washable and reusable, which is great for the environment. The only downside I found was that the aluminum pole is a bit bulky and may not be as portable as some might like, but that's a small price to pay for the convenience it brings. Overall, if you're in need of a reliable, extendable window washing tool, this product is definitely worth considering. 🔗4-8' Fiberglass Aluminum Extension Polehttps://preview.redd.it/ziyen0puva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0f1d6a26ad276f5b995992418a4271816cd93ebe I recently picked up the Mr. Longarm Fiberglass Aluminum Extension Pole, and it has quickly become an indispensable tool in my home improvement arsenal. Its 4-8-foot length makes it perfect for reaching high shelves, changing lightbulbs, and even harvesting fruit from my citrus trees. One of the things I appreciated most about this extension pole is its ease of use. The die-cast metal threaded end with Lok-thread prevents tools from loosening during use, ensuring a secure and stable connection. The fiberglass 1.25-inch handle tube and 1-inch aluminum slider tube provide ample strength and durability, while the rubberized hand grip ensures a comfortable grip, even when reaching for those high spots. The proven chuck and collet locking device provide a secure connection to various tools, making tasks like removing dead branches from tall trees or cleaning high windows a breeze. Plus, the fact that it's manufactured right here in the United States speaks to its quality and craftsmanship. However, one small drawback I encountered is that the extension pole can be a bit heavy and cumbersome when fully extended. This may not be an issue for everyone, but it's something to keep in mind if you're planning to use it for extended periods or in tight spaces. Overall, I'm incredibly happy with my purchase of the Mr. Longarm Fiberglass Aluminum Extension Pole. Its durability, versatility, and ease of use make it a must-have tool for anyone looking to tackle home improvement projects or extend their reach in various situations. Highly recommended! 🔗30 ft DocaPole High Reach Brush Kithttps://preview.redd.it/vvt5b03vva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=49ec30074a2d43f3c3aa131897e6df2c7a52b62a As an avid cleaner, I've had the pleasure of using the Docazoo DocaPole 30 ft High Reach Brush Kit. This nifty tool includes an extendable pole, reaching up to 6-24 feet, a soft scrub car wash brush, and a medium bristle brush, all of which have proven their worth in my daily chores. One of the standout features for me was the ability to extend the pole to reach high ceilings. I've been able to give my ceiling fans a thorough dusting without having to resort to a ladder, which not only saves time but also ensures a safer cleaning experience. The soft scrub brush is gentle enough to use on my car, leaving it spotless, and the medium bristle brush has been perfect for cleaning up spills on my patio. On the other hand, while the DocaPole offers great reach, it can be a bit unwieldy to handle at full extension. Additionally, I wish there were more variety in the brush types included in the kit. Despite these minor drawbacks, the Docazoo DocaPole 30 ft High Reach Brush Kit has been a game-changer for my cleaning routine, helping me take care of tasks that were previously out of reach. 🔗30-Foot Fruit Picker Twist-On Basket Tool with Padded Inserthttps://preview.redd.it/6udks6evva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=20861fda24502e4349b8f5c73edcb490b39b6897 I never thought I'd be able to pick fruits from my tall apple tree without needing a ladder. But then, the DocaPole Fruit Picker came into my life, changing how I harvest fruits. This amazing tool comes with a 7-30 feet extension pole, which makes reaching high branches a breeze. I especially love how easy it is to attach the fruit picking basket onto the pole. Unlike other tools that require ratcheting for every use, the DocaPole Fruit Picker only needs the basket collar to be tightened around the adapter provided before the first use. That's it! One of its standout features is the bruise-free padding within the fruit basket. It helps protect my apples and other fruits from getting bruised while I pick them, ensuring they stay fresh and ripe until I want to eat them. However, one thing that could be improved is the weight of the tool - it's a little heavier than I'd prefer. But overall, I'm incredibly satisfied with the DocaPole Fruit Picker. It's made my fruit-picking tasks so much simpler and enjoyable. 🔗Durable 4-Feet Aluminum Polehttps://preview.redd.it/wm62spuvva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=452638d6a2137616424f7913de8cf085100589e0 I recently got my hands on the Ettore REA-C-H 2-Section Pole, Gold and it's been a game-changer for my cleaning routine. This aluminum extension pole is not only 20% stronger than its competitors but also incredibly lightweight and easy to maneuver. The interlocking design of this pole has been a boon. Not only does it allow for smoother exterior surfaces but also makes storage a breeze. The collapse feature to a short length ensures easy use and portability. And let me tell you, the Click-Lock tip on this extension pole ensures safe and quick changes of tools - no more fumbling! However, one downside might be its slight stiffness. While it's incredibly sturdy, sometimes I wish it were more flexible for hard-to-reach spots. But overall, with its durability, strength, and ease of use, the Ettore REA-C-H 2-Section Pole, Gold is definitely worth adding to your cleaning arsenal. 🔗Reach the Sky with DocaPole's 30-Foot Telescopic Extension Polehttps://preview.redd.it/klxlrcnwva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1a2dca652646373df54ad5675edd4481461b2811 Using the DocaPole Pruning Saw was a game-changer for me. As a homeowner, trimming high branches was always a dreaded task. But with this 30-foot telescopic extension pole, I can tackle those tricky branches safely from the ground! The razor-sharp 13-inch bi-directional blade combined with the sturdy, lightweight handle ensures precise cuts every time. The DocaPole also features a high-quality aluminum telescoping pole that can handle various attachments, making it versatile for different gardening needs. However, be prepared for some wobble when fully extended. It's a trade-off for its impressive reach. One highlight was how easy it was to assemble right out of the box. With the DocaPole Pruning Saw's 13-inch bi-directional cut and sharp 3X tooth design, trimming trees has become an effortless chore rather than a daunting one. In terms of negatives, some users report the product being heavy and cumbersome when fully extended. This could be a potential drawback for those who lack strength or have difficulty handling long poles. However, this did not deter me from using it. Overall, I would recommend the DocaPole Pruning Saw to anyone looking for a reliable and efficient way to maintain their gardens or trim tall branches. Its combination of a sharp blade, comfortable grip, and impressive reach make it a worthwhile investment for anyone dealing with hard-to-reach foliage. 🔗7-30 Foot Multi-Purpose Telescopic Polehttps://preview.redd.it/9p9bxw0xva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=382b96b47ae07ed3ce32578ead808da86cf31b9b A few weeks ago, I found myself in desperate need of a tool to help me clean my high windows. That's when I came across the DocaPole 7-30 Foot Extension Pole. This multi-purpose telescopic pole has been a game-changer for me, not just for window cleaning, but also for gutter cleaning and hanging lights. The first thing that stood out to me was its length. The 30-foot DocaPole is long enough to reach nearly any spot, yet collapses to a manageable size for safe storage. This makes it incredibly versatile and convenient to use. Another feature I appreciated was the dual-tip combo. The straight metal tip is perfect for heavy-duty tasks, while the attachable multi-angle hinge tip allows me to access those hard-to-reach areas. This has made cleaning my high windows a breeze. On the downside, some users have reported that the latches are difficult to press and that the pole tends to bow if fully extended. This may limit the pole's full potential, but I've still found it to be incredibly useful within its intended range. Overall, the DocaPole 7-30 Foot Extension Pole has been a game-changer for me. Its versatility, strength, and durability make it a must-have tool for anyone who needs help reaching high spots. 🔗Tough DocaPole Brush Cleaning Polehttps://preview.redd.it/9qoc6qfxva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e7338bd425ed3fbcc9c89a3975f5e300cfc3f4bb I recently had the pleasure of using the Docazoo DocaPole, and I must say, it has been quite the game-changer for my cleaning routine. This 6-24 foot extendable pole comes with a hard bristle brush that's perfect for tackling those hard-to-reach spots on my house siding, decks, and garages. The DocaPole has made my life a whole lot easier, especially when it comes to cleaning my gutter guards. With its sturdy construction and versatile brush attachment, I can scrub even the toughest of grime with ease. One thing that stood out for me was its portability. The DocaPole is lightweight and compact, which means it's easy to store when not in use and even easier to carry around when I need it. The rubber handle also means that I can use it comfortably for extended periods without my hands getting uncomfortable. However, there's a slight downside to this otherwise amazing product. The pole itself is quite thin, so applying too much pressure can lead to it bending or warping. This doesn't necessarily affect its cleaning performance, but it's something to keep in mind if you're planning on using it heavily. Overall, the Docazoo DocaPole has truly revolutionized my cleaning routine. Its portability, sturdiness, and versatile brush attachment make it a must-have tool for anyone looking to keep their house in tip-top shape. Despite its thin pole, I'm more than happy with its performance and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to anyone in need of an effective extension pole for their cleaning needs. 🔗Pro Pole 3204 Extension Polehttps://preview.redd.it/lkf2pqqxva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4e3a06f823603fb2c3970ebeb4778cfaadbb1405 I recently purchased the Mr. Longarm Pro Pole Extension Pole to help me with my various home improvement projects. I must say, it's been a game-changer! The fluted fiberglass handle provides an incredibly comfortable grip, making long periods of use much more manageable. Additionally, the anodized aluminum slider won't rust, ensuring this pole will last me for years to come. Another standout feature is the nylar threaded end, which means I can securely attach various tools depending on the job at hand. The external chuck and collet locking device make sure the tools stay in place, regardless of how much I extend the pole. However, there is one thing that could be improved – the size range. While the product is described as being between 2 to 4 ft, in reality, it only extends up to 3.9 ft, which may not be enough for some heavier-duty tasks. Overall, the Mr. Longarm Pro Pole Extension Pole has made my home improvement projects much more efficient and manageable. Its comfortable grip, robust material construction, and versatile threaded attachment options make it a solid investment. As long as you don't require an extended length of more than 3.9 ft, it's well worth the investment. Buyer's GuideNone https://preview.redd.it/yqo2d0zzva3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=8836a6156e7063805c045491c56c3fc1c6af256e FAQWhat is the purpose of a 30 foot extension pole?A 30 foot extension pole is designed for reaching high areas to perform tasks such as painting, cleaning windows or gutters, and hanging objects. It helps extend your reach, making it easier and more efficient to complete these tasks without needing a ladder or other tools. https://preview.redd.it/qxtzpnb0wa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=3b37d5f00b606abad518cad144891496beb498bf What materials are 30 foot extension poles made from?30 foot extension poles are usually made from lightweight and strong materials such as aluminum, fiberglass, or carbon fiber. These materials provide durability, flexibility, and ease of use while ensuring the pole is not too heavy for the user.How do I know if a 30 foot extension pole is suitable for my needs?Before purchasing a 30 foot extension pole, consider the tasks you will need to perform with it. If you require reaching extremely high areas or working on uneven terrain, a 30 foot pole may be suitable. Ensure that the pole's weight and material suit your needs, and verify that it can handle the pressure and strain of the intended tasks. https://preview.redd.it/3zorsaq0wa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2cbfce9da946a0425993981e29962005d5775b7e How do I maintain and store a 30 foot extension pole?To maintain and store a 30 foot extension pole, always keep it in a dry and cool environment. Wipe it down with a damp cloth to remove any debris or dirt before storing it. When storing, disassemble the pole into multiple sections if possible, and store each section in a designated area to avoid tangling. Check for any signs of damage or wear and replace or repair as necessary.What safety precautions should I take when using a 30 foot extension pole?
https://preview.redd.it/k2vcc591wa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=57f47ddda825ac16c701da49a5248ff8062fc281 Can a 30 foot extension pole be used indoors?While a 30 foot extension pole can be used indoors for tasks such as painting high ceilings or changing light fixtures, it may be more challenging to maneuver and control in indoor spaces compared to outdoor settings. Consider your specific task and the indoor space before deciding whether to use an extension pole indoors.How much weight can a 30 foot extension pole support?The weight capacity of a 30 foot extension pole depends on its material and design. Before using an extension pole for a task, consult the manufacturer's specifications to ensure that the pole can handle the weight you will be placing on it, as overloading the pole may cause it to break or collapse.What is the difference between aluminum and fiberglass extension poles?
How do I know if a 30 foot extension pole is adjustable or not?To determine if a 30 foot extension pole is adjustable, check the product description or specifications provided by the manufacturer. Some poles may have fixed lengths, while others may be adjustable in 5 or 10-foot increments, allowing you to customize the length for each task.What should I consider when purchasing a 30 foot extension pole?
How do I assemble and disassemble a 30 foot extension pole?Assembling and disassembling an extension pole varies depending on the design and features of the specific product. Always refer to the manufacturer's instructions for proper assembly and disassembly. Generally, you will need to connect each section of the pole by sliding them together and securely locking them in place.As an Amazon™ Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. |
2024.05.29 07:19 shallah New study launches following the discovery of a second case of avian influenza spreading from cows to humans
The results of this new research, carried out by a team at the University of Georgia, U.S., suggests vaccines still remain our "primary defense" against potential spread of avian influenzas such as the H5N1 and others assessed.
"The H5N1, H7N9, and H9N2 subtypes of avian influenza virus pose a dual threat, not only causing significant economic losses to the global poultry industry but also presenting a pressing public health concern due to documented spillover events and human cases," explains lead author Flavio Cargnin Faccin, who alongside his mentor Dr. Daniel Perez of the University of Georgia, U.S., analyzed the current landscape of research into human vaccines for these bird flus.
"This deep delve into the landscape of avian influenza vaccines for humans shows vaccination remains the primary defense against the spread of these viruses."
The team examined studies of vaccines tested in mice, ferrets, non-human primates, and clinical trials of bird flu vaccines in humans, and assessed both established platforms and promising new directions.
The review carried out suggests inactivated vaccines are a safe and affordable option that primarily activate humoral immunity—the part of our immune system that produces antibodies.
Live attenuated influenza vaccines (LAIVs) are known to induce a wider immune response than inactivated vaccines, activating not only antibody production but also mucosal and cellular defenses. In this review, the authors suggest this broader response may offer greater protection, though, the authors suggest further research is needed to fully understand and harness its potential benefits for both human and agricultural applications.
The review also examined alternatives, such as virus-like particle (VLP) vaccines and messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines, that have emerged more recently. Although VLP vaccines for bird flu have limited clinical trial data in humans, results from studies in mice and ferrets showed promise, the authors found. mRNA vaccines against H5N1 and H7N9 bird flu subtypes also generated a rapid and strong immune response in mice and ferrets, and, while data in humans is scarce, results from a Phase I study of an H7N9 mRNA vaccine in healthy humans were "encouraging."
Overall, the team suggests "exploring and employing a diverse range of vaccine platforms," will be "crucial for enhancing pandemic preparedness and mitigating the threat of avian influenza viruses."
More information: Pandemic preparedness through vaccine development for avian influenza viruses, Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics (2024). DOI: 10.1080/21645515.2024.2347019
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"The H5N1, H7N9, and H9N2 subtypes of avian influenza virus pose a dual threat, not only causing significant economic losses to the global poultry industry but also presenting a pressing public health concern due to documented spillover events and human cases," explains lead author Flavio Cargnin Faccin, who alongside his mentor Dr. Daniel Perez of the University of Georgia, U.S., analyzed the current landscape of research into human vaccines for these bird flus.
"This deep delve into the landscape of avian influenza vaccines for humans shows vaccination remains the primary defense against the spread of these viruses."
The team examined studies of vaccines tested in mice, ferrets, non-human primates, and clinical trials of bird flu vaccines in humans, and assessed both established platforms and promising new directions.
The review carried out suggests inactivated vaccines are a safe and affordable option that primarily activate humoral immunity—the part of our immune system that produces antibodies.
Live attenuated influenza vaccines (LAIVs) are known to induce a wider immune response than inactivated vaccines, activating not only antibody production but also mucosal and cellular defenses. In this review, the authors suggest this broader response may offer greater protection, though, the authors suggest further research is needed to fully understand and harness its potential benefits for both human and agricultural applications.
The review also examined alternatives, such as virus-like particle (VLP) vaccines and messenger RNA (mRNA) vaccines, that have emerged more recently. Although VLP vaccines for bird flu have limited clinical trial data in humans, results from studies in mice and ferrets showed promise, the authors found. mRNA vaccines against H5N1 and H7N9 bird flu subtypes also generated a rapid and strong immune response in mice and ferrets, and, while data in humans is scarce, results from a Phase I study of an H7N9 mRNA vaccine in healthy humans were "encouraging."
Overall, the team suggests "exploring and employing a diverse range of vaccine platforms," will be "crucial for enhancing pandemic preparedness and mitigating the threat of avian influenza viruses."
More information: Pandemic preparedness through vaccine development for avian influenza viruses, Human Vaccines & Immunotherapeutics (2024). DOI: 10.1080/21645515.2024.2347019
2024.05.29 07:17 Far-Roof-7893 Wrong Java version?
 | Hey everyone I am struggling with prism and can't seem to find any answers lol. It keeps telling me to use Java version 21 and so I downloaded it and deleted old versions but nothing seems to work. I don't understand the error codes and wanna see if anyone can decipher what I need to do. Thanks!!! submitted by Far-Roof-7893 to PrismLauncher [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/01myxf05va3d1.png?width=1023&format=png&auto=webp&s=d5ae38000f55baa1e97fa692d43473e2b5b79b0c |
2024.05.29 07:09 Prudent-Canary-6472 iPhone 12 running iOS 17.5.1 kills background apps
I recently upgraded my iOS system from 17.4 to 17.5.1 and found that the system kills background apps, including Safari browsing history. Normally, iOS apps are suspended 30 seconds after being sent to the background. However, now after 30 seconds in the background, the apps reload instead of restoring their previous state. I checked the system and there is nearly 800MB of free memory, so it doesn't seem to be caused by insufficient RAM. I'm not sure if Apple has implemented special restrictions for the iPhone 12.
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2024.05.29 07:05 Too_Many_Flamingos C# dev for a long time and work implemented Zero trust security to devs weirdly
I am one of the only park windows devs for a vendor solution CMS and we maintain about 50 websites. It’s not able to run in a container and only runs .net 4.8 backend and a .net 8 client front end. For a year or more they (security, infrastructure and networking) are implementing zero trust initiatives and decided to do the devs first. Majority of the devs on Mac’s and containers have nearly zero issues. We work dev local iis or iisexpress with a local ms sql db to migrate to a new version of the vendor solution. No local admin access. No installation rights. And all but one folder is no modify by a user account. No registry access and event logs and services crash on open as no permissions. The corp laptop is encrypted and no usb access. These are only marketing websites with no pii, no logins and no access to internal systems.
A vendor build of the software uses visual studio, and usually we would build local and get the software working, then send to a larger repo to work deployments for others to use. However, a debug session can’t open ports. The app wants to build on mvc.exe in .net 8 as a client to talk to the admin app as a separate site locally. It can’t run and open ports for debug or connecting a browser to local. We can’t get iis or iis express or the self contained exe’s to talk to one another as it seems the ports are blocked, even local to local.
If I force the mvc.exe on debug to port 443 it loads further but with errors about not being able to read app data folders, modify its own files, check the keys in the registry, connect to the local hosted ms sql server and more.
We do not run AWS or Azure. Event grunt task runners fail at times as they want to do things on build. Nuget packages are sometimes allowed and others are blocked on the network access, so these fail and I have to put in a request for access to each failed url. Got an update package, we’ll make a new request. The solution is 180 packages.
I have spent 2 months with desktop support (clueless), sec. teams that say talk to network teams that say talk to infrastructure teams and nothing is getting done. The vendors app runs on a personal machine has no issues but there is no way to get it to the work machine. No usb and no access to sharing sites. Everything is explicit deny and ask for access.
How should I proceed? I have exhausted my mental stability to constantly bang head on walls for money. I have few internal connections and no one at work seems to be able to help or change the rules we work under. I get paid to fail over and over again and i miss being productive. I am afraid one day someone will take notice (so I document the issues daily, in a journal just in case it comes up). Worked here 6 years and I understand security… even the security architect told me that they should not have implemented how they did to devs.
The c-level demands a 99 or higher on some security scorecard. If you can’t vm, can’t get a lab like pc, can’t trust the local machine to be stable to work a massive migration project from .net 4.8 forms to .net 8 mvc… can’t gain access and have random security issues causing trouble randomly (like all local files are marked read/read exec, no modify) what in the hell should I do?
Even the manager is aware and has gone to the vp… but the sec rules are not to change. It’s been hell. If the job market wasn’t shit, I’d consider moving along. Pay is good. Productivity is shit. 10 min fixes, now take weeks.
Thanks for reading.
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A vendor build of the software uses visual studio, and usually we would build local and get the software working, then send to a larger repo to work deployments for others to use. However, a debug session can’t open ports. The app wants to build on mvc.exe in .net 8 as a client to talk to the admin app as a separate site locally. It can’t run and open ports for debug or connecting a browser to local. We can’t get iis or iis express or the self contained exe’s to talk to one another as it seems the ports are blocked, even local to local.
If I force the mvc.exe on debug to port 443 it loads further but with errors about not being able to read app data folders, modify its own files, check the keys in the registry, connect to the local hosted ms sql server and more.
We do not run AWS or Azure. Event grunt task runners fail at times as they want to do things on build. Nuget packages are sometimes allowed and others are blocked on the network access, so these fail and I have to put in a request for access to each failed url. Got an update package, we’ll make a new request. The solution is 180 packages.
I have spent 2 months with desktop support (clueless), sec. teams that say talk to network teams that say talk to infrastructure teams and nothing is getting done. The vendors app runs on a personal machine has no issues but there is no way to get it to the work machine. No usb and no access to sharing sites. Everything is explicit deny and ask for access.
How should I proceed? I have exhausted my mental stability to constantly bang head on walls for money. I have few internal connections and no one at work seems to be able to help or change the rules we work under. I get paid to fail over and over again and i miss being productive. I am afraid one day someone will take notice (so I document the issues daily, in a journal just in case it comes up). Worked here 6 years and I understand security… even the security architect told me that they should not have implemented how they did to devs.
The c-level demands a 99 or higher on some security scorecard. If you can’t vm, can’t get a lab like pc, can’t trust the local machine to be stable to work a massive migration project from .net 4.8 forms to .net 8 mvc… can’t gain access and have random security issues causing trouble randomly (like all local files are marked read/read exec, no modify) what in the hell should I do?
Even the manager is aware and has gone to the vp… but the sec rules are not to change. It’s been hell. If the job market wasn’t shit, I’d consider moving along. Pay is good. Productivity is shit. 10 min fixes, now take weeks.
Thanks for reading.
2024.05.29 07:02 AxCalibur73 I need feedback on my Game concept!
Game title: Descent
Game Overview
Genre: Metroidvania/RPG
Story and Setting
Premise
In the caverns of Lumenor, theirs an intertwined ecosystem of biomes and creatures all reliant on the light energy provided by lumenors core. Lumenors core is the lifeblood of the entire ecosystem and is guarded by the luminary, an entity made of light. Umbrus a shadow entity wounds the luminary and steals lumenors core threatening the entire cavern, its up to Helio and Lumi to retrieve the core and restore the lifeblood,
Protagonists:
Core Mechanics
Visual and Audio Style
Visual Style:
Platform Support: PC
Development Roadmap
Pre-Production
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Game Overview
Genre: Metroidvania/RPG
Story and Setting
Premise
In the caverns of Lumenor, theirs an intertwined ecosystem of biomes and creatures all reliant on the light energy provided by lumenors core. Lumenors core is the lifeblood of the entire ecosystem and is guarded by the luminary, an entity made of light. Umbrus a shadow entity wounds the luminary and steals lumenors core threatening the entire cavern, its up to Helio and Lumi to retrieve the core and restore the lifeblood,
Protagonists:
- Helio: A miner born from light, with translucent white skin that glows softly. He wears a purple feather cape reminiscent of a guardian knight. Holds a pickaxe which can be upgraded at the blacksmith in Pyrus.
- Lumi: A sentient ball of light and Helio's companion. Lumi absorbs and feeds on various ores to grow stronger, enhancing both itself and Helio with new abilities.
- Umbrus: A shadow entity similar in looks to the shade lord from hollow knight, steals the core and threatens lumenor.
Core Mechanics
- Exploration and Backtracking: Interconnected areas with locked sections requiring specific abilities or items to access, encouraging exploration and revisits.
- Mining System: Central to progression. Helio mines ores to feed Lumi, making both stronger and unlocking new abilities.
- Character Progression: Experience and leveling system where Helio can upgrade a skill tree using different ores. Stat upgrades and skill trees enhance Helio’s abilities.
- Resource Management: Collected ores used to upgrade equipment, craft new items, and feed Lumi.
- Key Abilities: Double jump, wall climb, ground pound, dash, etc acquired through feeding Lumi and finding rare ores.
- Skill Tree: Ores can be invested into upgrading abilitys unlocked from Lumi, or upgrading existing stats.
- Luminescent Lagoon: Subterranean lake with glowing algae.
- **Challenges**: Navigating underwater tunnels, avoiding aquatic creatures.
- **Unique Ores**: Biolumium, Glowscale.
- **Pyrus**: Magma-filled cavern with lava rivers.
- **Challenges**: Heat management, timed jumps over lava.
- **Unique Ores**: Magmaite, Pyrocite.
- **Crystalis**: Cavern filled with giant, colorful crystals and crystal butterflies.
- **Challenges**: Navigating through crystal formations, avoiding traps.
- **Unique Ores**: Prismite, Flutterstone.
- **Mycelia**: Forest of giant, glowing mushrooms.
- **Challenges**: Hallucinogenic spores causing visual distortions.
- **Unique Ores**: Mycoglow, Sporeite.
- **Frosthaven**: Icy caverns with crystalline ice structures.
- **Challenges**: Freezing temperatures, slippery surfaces.
- **Unique Ores**: Froststeel, Icegem.
- **Starfall Cavern**: Mystical cavern with meteor fragments.
- **Challenges**: Cosmic radiation, falling star fragments.
- **Unique Ores**: Stardust, Meteorite Shard.
Visual Style:
- Art Direction: Vibrant, glowing environments with a focus on light and dark contrasts.
- Character Design Helio’s translucent appearance and purple feather cape, Lumi’s glowing orb form.
- **Biome Aesthetics: Each biome with distinct visual themes (e.g., glowing algae in Luminescent Lagoon, magma rivers in Volcanic Furnace).
- Soundtrack: Dynamic and atmospheric music that changes based on biome and events.
- Sound Effects: Distinct sounds for mining, abilities, and environmental interactions.
- Voice Acting: Minimalistic, with key narrative moments and character expressions through sound cues.
Platform Support: PC
Development Roadmap
Pre-Production
- Concept Art and Storyboarding
- Prototype Core Mechanics
- Design Document Finalization
- Develop Core Gameplay Systems (Mining, Combat, Exploration)
- Design and Implement Biomes
- Create Art Assets and Animations
- Compose Music and Design Sound Effects
- Alpha Testing (Internal)
- Beta Testing (External with Feedback Collection)
- Bug Fixing and Polishing
2024.05.29 07:02 Stage-Piercing727 Best 24-Gun Safes
 | submitted by Stage-Piercing727 to u/Stage-Piercing727 [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/rvvuzpbasa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=7db5bc8b04418ed823c3934961e7d2f0dfdef868 Gun safes are an essential item for those seeking to protect and secure their firearms, ammunition, and other valuable belongings. In this article, we'll provide a roundup of the top 24-gun safes on the market, covering their unique features, storage capacity, and durability. Whether you're a hunter, a gun enthusiast, or simply seeking a safe and secure option for your firearms, we've got you covered in our comprehensive 24-gun safes review. The Top 5 Best 24-Gun Safes
Reviews🔗Secureline 24-Gun Safe: High-Security, Fire-Rated Storage for Prized Possessionshttps://preview.redd.it/gj3tislasa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4d81c780fd74555a622556e604e73d2ac7d4b162 The Centurion 24 from Liberty Safe is a reliable and spacious gun safe, perfect for both beginners and those with an extensive collection. The quality craftsmanship makes this safe tough and durable. With its California-approved firearm security device status, you can rest assured knowing it meets the regulations necessary for firearm protection. One standout feature is the digital keypad locking system, which provides an added layer of security. It's also convenient to use and helps ensure only authorized individuals have access to your valuables or firearms. The hard plate lock protection further safeguards your safe from attempted breaches. The Centurion may not be UL rated, but this does make it more affordable for those on a budget, without compromising essential functionality and security. The long-gun storage makes it an ideal choice for housing firearms and more. Overall, the Centurion 24 from Liberty Safe is an excellent investment, providing you with secure storage solutions for your valuable items. 🔗Secure & Sleek: 4-Gun Safe with Fire Protection and Electronic Lockhttps://preview.redd.it/blhbgu2bsa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=14445cbe2d070282194c423b0f8dec2ca91f7dad I recently got my hands on the AMSEC NF5924E5 Rifle & Gun Safe, and let me tell you, it's not just small in size, but it packs a punch when it comes to fire protection. The three layers of drywall and dual door seals ensure your belongings stay safe from flames and smoke damage. And don't worry, we've got the Intertek test results to back that up. The design is sleek and slim, perfect for any closet, garage, or bedroom. With over a foot of depth, you get optional drawers, multiple shelves, and even a door organizer. The easy-to-remove shelves make it versatile for storing anything from long guns to jewelry boxes. But it's not all sunshine and roses. While the burglary protection is solid, the safe's size makes it a bit cramped for larger firearms. Some users have mentioned the need for customization to fit all their valuables comfortably. Overall, if you're looking for a compact safe that can withstand the power of nature, the AMSEC NF5924E5 Rifle & Gun Safe might just be the one for you. 🔗Tracker Safe TS24-GRY: 24-Gun Fire-Resistant Combination Lock Gun Safe - Securelinehttps://preview.redd.it/mivuplbbsa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bc5f6c03d54da856a37d534cec8dc2b3c7b4ec3b I recently had the opportunity to try out the Tracker Safe TS24-GRY, and let me tell you, it exceeded my expectations! This safe is perfect for guarding your firearms and precious items, all while remaining fire-resistant. One of the standout features of this safe is its adjustable shelves. They make it incredibly easy to organize and store your valuables. I loved how spacious the interior felt – it was enough to accommodate all of my valuable possessions with plenty of room to spare. The heavy all-steel construction is a major advantage when it comes to keeping kids and potential burglars at bay. The 12-gauge thick steel body is strong and sturdy, providing top-notch protection. The heat-activated door seal and re-locker pin add an extra layer of security, ensuring your items remain safe even in the most challenging situations. One of the things I appreciated the most was the gray textured powder coat finish. Not only does it look great, but it's also functional – it helps prevent scratches and dents. Additionally, the chrome plated lever handle adds a touch of elegance to the overall design. However, the safe's weight was a bit of a challenge during assembly. It's a massive 700 lbs, so I highly recommend having help when moving or unpacking it. Also, the delivery process could have been smoother – it would have been ideal if the delivery team unboxed the safe and helped with positioning. Overall, the Tracker Safe TS24-GRY is a fantastic choice for those seeking a fire-resistant safe with adjustable shelves and great security features. It may not be the lightest option on the market, but the pros far outweigh the cons. I'm confident that you'll love this safe as much as I do! 🔗Sports Afield Preserve 6-Gun Safe with Electronic Lock and Triple Seal Protectionhttps://preview.redd.it/vj4308pbsa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fddb091751c45036ab8ddf7d27f6f7a4533666fc In my daily life, I found the Sports Afield SA5924P Preserve to be an excellent gun safe to protect my valuables. This safe was easy to assemble and has a sleek design that fits perfectly in my home. The fully programmable electric lock and 2 backup keys allowed me to access my safe quickly and easily, providing me with peace of mind. The interior of the safe was fully carpeted, providing a uniform appearance and protecting my guns from scratches. I was impressed with the storage capacity, as it accommodated up to 24 long guns and 4 handguns. The UL approved power outlet and 4 pre-cut anchor holes made for a convenient installation, while the waterproof washers ensured my safe would stay dry. However, I did encounter a few drawbacks. The safe was quite heavy, which made it difficult to move if not bolted down. Additionally, the alarm on the safe was a bit sensitive and would go off at every little movement, which proved to be quite annoying. Overall, the Sports Afield SA5924P Preserve is a reliable and secure gun safe that has served my needs well. Its combination of features, such as the fully programmable electric lock and the UL approved power outlet, make it a great choice for gun owners. 🔗Premium 24 Gun Safe for Optimal Security and Storagehttps://preview.redd.it/z3o5gpzbsa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=54b3600d23796cfc6eec683c7acc8ee8379afbf6 I recently acquired Amsec's RF6528 high security safe and must admit, it has become a staple in my daily life. The safe's design is sleek and modern, yet its 5-spoke chrome finish adds a touch of luxury that rivals other safes in its category. One of the standout features for me is the safe's fire rating, providing peace of mind in case of unexpected emergencies. One challenge I faced, however, was the installation process. It required a fair bit of manual labor, but the end result made it all worthwhile. My friends and I spent quite some time moving the heavy safe to its designated spot; a process that'd have been smoother with professional assistance. Another aspect of this safe that really impressed me was the security measures in place. The combination lock is quite robust, which made me feel much more secure. But, upon consultation with a locksmith, I realized the optional LP Redundant lock would've been a better choice. Still, the existing lock provides high security - a feature that I value most. In conclusion, while the installation process could be improved, Amsec's RF6528 high security safe impresses with its top-notch security mechanisms and fire protection features. With proper handling, it certainly makes for a fantastic investment for anyone prioritizing the secure storage of firearms. Buyer's GuideChoosing a 24-gun safe is an essential step in securing your firearms and protecting them from damage, theft, and unauthorized access. With various features, capabilities, and price points available, it can be challenging to know which safe is right for your needs. This buyer's guide will provide you with important considerations and advice when selecting a 24-gun safe.Fire Protectionhttps://preview.redd.it/j9use3fcsa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b14a6854eccfcfc9521e6b647ac74aaf7dc94f59 One of the main purposes of a 24-gun safe is to protect your firearms from damage caused by fire. Look for a safe with a fire rating that provides an adequate level of protection. Common fire ratings for gun safes include ETL and UL certifications. These ratings indicate how long the safe will maintain its temperature when exposed to fire, which can help prevent your firearms from being destroyed or warped. Locking MechanismsA high-quality locking mechanism is crucial to ensure your firearms are secure. Consider a safe with a group 2 or 3 combination lock, or a mechanical lock with multiple locking points. Electronic locks with backup keys are also a good choice, providing the convenience of a keypad with the reliability of a traditional key.Construction MaterialsThe quality of construction materials is another essential factor to consider when purchasing a 24-gun safe. Look for a safe made from solid steel, with a thickness of at least 12-gauge for better security. A welded body and reinforced door frame can also contribute to the overall strength and durability of the safe. https://preview.redd.it/5yvjx8qcsa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=041c2667e37cee91122fdd28c19a29d95addcb3c Size and CapacityEnsure a 24-gun safe has sufficient space to accommodate your firearms, ammunition, and other valuables. Measure your firearms to determine the overall length needed. Also, consider the depth of the safe, as firearms stored vertically may need additional vertical space.Internal OrganizationA well-organized interior can help keep your firearms neat and easily accessible. Consider a safe with adjustable or removable shelves, gun racks, and built-in storage compartments for ammunition and other accessories. Proper storage can also help prevent damage to your firearms from dust accumulation.Weight and Portabilityhttps://preview.redd.it/cacfybgdsa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d5dd37632a660ce8c7dcc0a97d12dbfa1aff3e3b Weighing 400-600 pounds or more, a 24-gun safe can be heavy and challenging to move around. Consider the maneuverability and mobility of the safes you are considering, especially if you plan to move the safe within your home or place it in a room that requires door access. Price24-gun safes come in a wide range of price points. Be prepared to invest in a higher-quality safe for better security and protection. While it's tempting to focus on the lowest price, cheap safes may compromise on quality or security features, leaving your firearms vulnerable.Warranty and Customer SupportChoosing a reputable manufacturer with a strong warranty and customer support can provide peace of mind and ensure you have professional assistance if any issues arise with your safe. Ask about the warranty period, terms, and conditions, as well as the availability of customer support.Selecting a 24-gun safe that fits your specific needs and budget requires careful consideration of various factors. By focusing on features such as fire protection, locking mechanisms, construction materials, size, organization, weight, price, and warranty, you can make an informed decision and ensure your firearms are securely stored and protected. https://preview.redd.it/53ees4tdsa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6cec85f7fd38e9517fdd1acebe29617f50ec2cf0 FAQWhat is a 24-gun safe?A 24-gun safe is a type of firearm storage solution designed to hold and protect up to 24 long guns, along with additional space for ammunition and accessories.What are the key features to consider when choosing a 24-gun safe?
How do I properly install a 24-gun safe?Follow the manufacturer's instructions for installation, which often includes mounting the safe to a secure surface, such as a concrete or wood-framed floor. It is also important to ensure proper anchoring and leveling to prevent the safe from tipping over or sliding.What are some common mistakes to avoid when selecting or installing a 24-gun safe?
How can I ensure the safety of my firearms and other valuables stored in a 24-gun safe?To maintain the security of your safe and its contents, regularly inspect and maintain the locking mechanism, reinforce the safety of the locking system by using strong combinations or digital access, and take necessary precautions to prevent burglary and theft in your home.Are there any environmental factors that could harm the contents of a 24-gun safe?In addition to the potential for fire damage, it is crucial to protect the firearms and other valuables in the safe from excessive humidity and corrosion. Ensure that the safe is stored in a dry and well-ventilated area, and consider using a desiccant to control humidity levels within the safe.As an Amazon™ Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. |
2024.05.29 06:49 treos unkillable processes that don't appear in task manager after closing an app.
SINCE I CAN'T POST THIS IN THE WINDOWS 11 SUBREDDIT BECAUSE THE AUTOMODERATOR MALWARE BOT REMOVED IT, I'LL POST THIS HERE!
me and a friend have had this weird problem crop up recently where, whenever we close a game or try to uninstall something, the process disappears in task manager BUT, in the case of uninstalling things, some files get left behind and attempting to manually delete them results in windows popping up an alert telling us to close the relevant process first as those files are being used by it.
using dark souls 3 for an example of the app part of the issue.
after i finish playing the game, i close it like normal. BUT while the games process disappears from task manager, if i bring up this other app (system informer) i can type "dark" in its search bar and...the games process is still there.
except now, the parent process has closed and this process is marked as "suspended" and is unkillable. checking its properties shows pretty much all info as N/A and the parent process is "Non-existent process (parent process ID number here)".
in the case of uninstalling things, it usually leaves behind a few .db files and maybe some other things.
upon attempting to manually delete these leftover files, a pop-up appears and says
"the action can't be completed because the file is open in 'process name here'"
and that completely blocks me from deleting the remaining files.
so far...the only thing i've been able to learn about the problem in my...not that tech savvy research (mainly cause i have no clue what this issue even is to begin with), i have learned...little to nothing about this and nothing at ALL on how i might possibly fix it.
all i do know about this is somehow parent processes are being closed before the child processes (which tells me something in windows is doing things BACKWARDS) and...doing that makes the child process completely unkillable. and i mean completely unkillable short of rebooting my pc to FORCE windows to let go of the damn processes it's keeping in a strangle hold.
they don't appear in task manager and neither console commands NOR system informer can force kill these processes even with admin level permission.
these processes are completely immortal until i reboot which i'm about to do to clear 3 dark souls 3 game processes.
does anyone here have any idea what i'm talking about and how i might fix it? i did 2 full system scans and a quick scan after those to make sure and i came up clean on windows defender outside a few false positives (bout all i ever get outside "once in a blue moon" situations).
i don't know what this is or how to fix it beyond this rebooting. i am at a complete loss here.
edit: i don't need a damn BOT helping me. i need a HUMAN!
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me and a friend have had this weird problem crop up recently where, whenever we close a game or try to uninstall something, the process disappears in task manager BUT, in the case of uninstalling things, some files get left behind and attempting to manually delete them results in windows popping up an alert telling us to close the relevant process first as those files are being used by it.
after i finish playing the game, i close it like normal. BUT while the games process disappears from task manager, if i bring up this other app (system informer) i can type "dark" in its search bar and...the games process is still there.
except now, the parent process has closed and this process is marked as "suspended" and is unkillable. checking its properties shows pretty much all info as N/A and the parent process is "Non-existent process (parent process ID number here)".
upon attempting to manually delete these leftover files, a pop-up appears and says
"the action can't be completed because the file is open in 'process name here'"
and that completely blocks me from deleting the remaining files.
all i do know about this is somehow parent processes are being closed before the child processes (which tells me something in windows is doing things BACKWARDS) and...doing that makes the child process completely unkillable. and i mean completely unkillable short of rebooting my pc to FORCE windows to let go of the damn processes it's keeping in a strangle hold.
they don't appear in task manager and neither console commands NOR system informer can force kill these processes even with admin level permission.
these processes are completely immortal until i reboot which i'm about to do to clear 3 dark souls 3 game processes.
does anyone here have any idea what i'm talking about and how i might fix it? i did 2 full system scans and a quick scan after those to make sure and i came up clean on windows defender outside a few false positives (bout all i ever get outside "once in a blue moon" situations).
i don't know what this is or how to fix it beyond this rebooting. i am at a complete loss here.
edit: i don't need a damn BOT helping me. i need a HUMAN!
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2024.05.29 06:47 featherwinglove Tightniks Run Two: ...where the concept of *furnaces doesn't exist...
[Let me know if a chapter a week is okay; I'm thinking it might be a bit too often. Run Zero: https://redd.it/1csb71x Run One: https://redd.it/1cwxbsg]
The mining foreman refused to go to sleep, and watched intently as Tightniks finally reached over and set it home with one hand. Its last nervous little sigh was the only thing he remembered-
The ship is without power, and Tightniks can't run the radar much without draining the batteries...
32s: First trap.
He built it big this time, and there are six trimps in there. They look familiar somehow, the light one with dark hair and an unusually short and broad tail compared to the rest, a big-eared green one, a grey one, a yellow one, and a red one with big paws and "XIII" on its rump, and a brown one with pink ears that takes the lead and cheers, "Kakka!" Once he lets them out, they all follow him intently around like just-hatched birds do their mother. He shows them the busted off cockpit and forward cabin of the ship he just crashed and they get inside and start da- ...nope, sticking with "dancing". He busies himself looking for the survival pad.
Until he hears the squeak of a baby trimp. They're feeding it- ...rocks. Carefully selected, aluminate rocks. What the heck are they doing? Whatever, I've got to get some conventional food for- What's that? He's got the survival pad already, but this was outside the ship, it must have materialized when he descended through that glowing grey mist getting out. He gets it flipped over and turned on.
"Manual portal activation 2 successful:" it displays, "rare shield equipped 54%Stg 14%Atk MT 0 Nu loaded / 399 He loaded / Metal challenge active / Total portal activation 956"
Metal challenge? The human selects it.
"You have the Metal challenge active. Tweak the portal to bring you to an alternate reality, where the concept of Miners does not exist, to force yourself to become frugal with equipment crafting strategies. If you complete The Dimension Of Anger without disabling the challenge, miners will re-unlock."
He's so confused, What the Loy is a Dimension of Anger? I think I have a headache from this high gravity. Sits down for a moment.
Notices that one of the trimps is sleeping in a small deep hole just at the edge of the garden, apparently to have a nap in standing upright.
I don't believe you, "portal". I'm training that one first chance I get!
56s: Pop full.
There are ten of them already?? I'm still working this derpy little potato patch to get enough food to bulk up just ONE of the- He looks at the portal pad and blurts out loud, "Fifty-six SECONDS??" He postulates that he's in a time-dilated environment, and that the portal is measuring time somewhere "out there", this "map frame" environment. It's like those Star Trek episodes he can't remember "Wink of an Eye" and "Blink of an Eye" that he can't quite remember. [One of them is Star Trek TOS, and one of them is Star Trek: Voyager and I forget which one came from where.]
1m57s: Arable in Z1c13.
The human walks along and one of the trimps viciously fights the various hostiles that try to come at him, staying ahead. Just behind, he finds that hole-digger busted into a cave big enough for 9 of them, and they start raising babies to fill it up.
3m37s: Miners in Z1c30.
It's broken! he notices of the data card he just picked up. It's one of the ones that flew out of the ship when he undogged the ship's side hatch, but it didn't survive. What was on it? He's got a vague memory of a big tanuki-tailed trimp, much bigger than the- Wait! This memory is of hole-digger all grown up. So this is- he looks at the smashed data card in his hand, ...this is the Miners card. At least there's some lying about so we're not totally deprived of metal.
That's odd. I'm sure I spent longer training this little guy than "one second map frame." The human looks at the black trimp with the grey head fur and silvery eyes, "So, can you say something yet?"
"Shijou." [Takane and Takanya are not black, it is their favorite clothing color.]
"Okay, can you say something else?"
9m12s: Zone 1, 40 pop, 3.5s RC with Z0/1, 13m19s turkimp. 12m55s: First scientist.
"Tai," his first scientist waves at him.
"Hmm," the human tries to think of a better test, "What color is the sky?"
"Shijou." The exasperated human is about to sigh in despair when he notices a card in its hands, with one word on it, "Blue."
"What?" he takes it, "You can't speak but you can write, huh?"
"Shijou," it twirls its paw off the end of the card in his hand. The human turns it over, and in small writing, it has "Technically, the sky isn't blue, it's a foible of Rayleigh scattering in an oxygen/nitrogen atmosphere. And you have 'TIGHTNIKS' embroidered on the left side of your uniform."
A look of astonishment sweeps over the human. I never taught it about Rayleigh scattering. Apparently, the scientist training has unlocked its brain to access the collected knowledge of a previous life! Then he looks at his uniform and groans, spanking his eyebrows in realization. The trimp had apparently noticed him wandering around the camp wracking his brain and talking to himself trying to remember his own name, and it's right there the whole time! He spanks his eyebrows again.
The very well fed grey-headed trimp starts doing experiments, leaving him to take the turkimp back to his farmers. Too bad it's only a quarter as fast at it as he is.
32m25s: Zone 3, 79 pop, 4.5s RC with Z1/2; c16, 79 pop, 6.8s RC with Z2/3.
"Nano! Nano, nano, nano." The D&B (that's dodge and block) foreman has an impressive yellow mane, light face, green body, and brown hind limbs, and moves like a blur when it decides to. When asleep, it's as unarousable as an exhumed fossil, except with the food article Yellow the scientist calls an "owny geary". [Puchim@s Afuu]
Helping it out is a brown-maned white trenching expert Tightniks finds oddly familiar. It has no problem mining, but couldn't start a fire if its life depended on it, so smelting is out of the question.
I guess that's how the Metal challenge really works. Too bad I suck at it. Tightniks is spending all his smelting time smacking out nails and joist hangers for the houses, and has nothing left for fighting gear.
1h53m25s: Zone 9, 306 pop, 7.9s RC with Z8/15, no turkimp.
The white trimp with the brown head fur- ...whichever one it is because it, or one that looks just like it, sometimes (apparently) burns itself up or blows itself up trying to build a metallurgical furnace. This one is digging a hole right now, into the concrete of some ruined building's foundation. It hits some strapping and rebar, makes a happy sound, follows it along and gets it sorta clear of the concrete bonded to it, and rips it out of the ground to throw on the metal pile. It now seems content to do that instead of trying to smelt ores.
"Red?" Tightniks glances at one of his scientists, "Do you think we could take it to- What's that place you said you visited five hundred years after some misty fight or-"
"Cloudy strife," it says, "Yeah, Midgimp is like that, we could probably map a route through there. Lots of metal. Especially the part that had an avalanche happen and fell down. Broke all that stuff out of the ground already." [Final Fantasy VII and Advent Children cinematic and Sector 7 collapse.]
"Okay," Tightniks says, "Let's do that."
5h32m02s: Zone 21, 2042 pop, 14.9s RC with Z20/232, no turkimp.
"Ooooookay," Tightniks growls, "There is something off about this thing."
"Shijou?" the grey one looks at the yellow one with concern about their human starship pilot friend.
The human stoops, picks up the little green gem on the ridge between Zone 20 and 21, looks at it, huffs, and asks, "Any idea where this comes from?"
"Err..." the red one seems hesitant to say, "I think you made it."
"Really?" the human huffs, "How could that be?" Then he tosses it at Red, "See if anything reacts to it. It might be radioactive, so we should take turns to minimize exposure."
"Really?" Red's holding it now, "What makes you say that?"
"Because I'm pissed off for no reason I can figure out," the human says, "I think it's coming from-" he gasps, "Waitamint!" He starts searching for the portal pad.
"Frags," the red one says quickly, "I think it's arranging a route. You're good with maps," it tosses the gem to the grey scientist.
The human has his portal pad up and reads aloud, "You have the Metal challenge active. Tweak the portal to- yada yada yada. Tiss tiss t- complete The Dimension Of Anger without disabling- miners will re-unlock."
\BOOM\** They turn to see (another of) the white brown-haired trimp'/s' attempts at a metallurgical furnace explode, and it seems both very frustrated and has really hurt its toe.
He snaps his fingers, "That's gotta be it. Although, does it mean 'miners' or 'furnaces'?" He re-reads the portal pad while the scientists shrug.
"Shijou," the grey one has just finished tracing the route map the gem was showing.
"Are we going any faster than on previous cycles, you think?" he asks Red.
"What's a cycle?" Red asks.
"We're stuck in time loop, you realize?" the human says.
"Well," the yellow one jumps off a little rock spire it was using to see farther ahead, directly into a seated position on the ground with an impressive thump the human can both hear with his ears and feel through the ground of the more-than-Earth gravity planet, "that explains a few things." The little scientist trimp seems quite morose at the news.
"This thing says the fastest we've ever got this 'anger' map done is ten hours, thirty-five, but the clock right now is at five hours, thirty-four." Tightniks tilts his head, frowns one eyebrow, and taps, "Getting it done faster increases attack damage somehow, and oh-"
"What now?" the yellow one asks, still seated beside the spire.
"It says we already got a 2.5%-er for having a million traps," the human says, "I don't remember doing that. Maybe..." he sighs, "Maybe that's a good thing, 'cus I'd probably go insane building them all. Still though, it says we're going faster, but it doesn't feel like it."
"How'd you know how it feels," Red asks, "if you don't remember it?"
"'Day jaw voo' I think is the term," the human says, "or something. The sense that all this has happened before, but I'm not quite remembering and there's no physical evidence of it."
"Shijooooooooooo..." the grey one moans, waving a card at him. On it:
"In order, but we don't know if that means chronological order or frequency/proportion of memories:
"- The ship crashes (pretty sure that happens every time) "- The human builds huts "- The human teaches some trimps to speak and do science "- The human builds houses "- The human makes maps "- The human builds mansions "- The human blows up and gets himself killed somewhere around Z17 to Z21, often on a dragimp "- The human only recently/occasionally builds hotels "- The human only recently/rarely tamed a dragimp "- The human only recently/rarely mapped the Dimension of Anger"
Tightniks sits down and offers it back.
"Tai," it flatly refuses to take it back, paws up and eyes closed.
"It's kind of a relief," Tightniks rubs his temples, then looks at it again, "knowing it ain't just me."
6h17m43s: Portal PB, 1% AP for sub-8h, 45 He, 7.149 He/hr, 2209 pop, 13.6s RC.
The last head of the map's boss monster goes limp as one of the fighting trimps' dagger points goes into it, and the huge thing settles on its tail, resting on the package that seems to be the prize of this map. And there's a popping sound, and then something mechanical.
Is that a scroll compressor? Tightniks looks at the package. The deflating monster's lifting envelope material drapes over everything underneath it. "Yellow, Shijou!" he snaps and points, "roll up that side of it. Keep this part from sucking down on the extractor nozzle!"
All ten of the scientists jump in, literally, pushing the gas in the bag towards the compressor. Tightniks as well, rolling up the front.
Until he kicks, and nearly trips over, a smaller package that might be the explanation for the reason why the center of the monster's defense seemed to be a little away from the big package he could see. It's in the right place, he realizes. He gets it uncovered and reads stenciled-and-sprayed block letters on it:
"DT TIME PORTAL / THIS SIDE DOWN"
Perhaps the Dimension of Anger is so named because of the rage suddenly rising up in Tightniks' throat. It isn't so much as the free-floating aggression suddenly has an answer, there is definitely a fresh batch of rage and anger as he grips the nearest Dagger V, Mark 2 with both hands-
Refocusing on surviving the next few seconds, the pilot turns on the radar for the final approach and takes a last look around, then straight ahead at his forward camera and primary flight display...
He crouches, sets the dagger down gently, then starts clearing the debris from the box's grab iron. He tries to lift it- Damn, this is heavy! As he gets it turned over, gravity finishes the job, and it shakes the ground with an impressive thud as it falls right side up.
"DT TIME PORTAL / THIS SIDE UP" There's a square cutout in the middle of one side of it, with a sliding cover at the bottom of it.
"Get the pad!" he screams, seeing that his scientists are almost done rolling up the megablimp.
The grey one already has the survival data pad and offers it to him.
"The big one," Tightniks clarifies, "The big one." he picks up wide flat rainbow cable and its edge socket in one hand, "It goes here," he points at it with the other. "It must have come with me-" He had taken the small survival data pad and notices something, "Oh?" He starts looking around, "Hey!"
The white trimp with the brown hair is napping in a hole next to the smouldering remains of its latest attempt at a smelting furnace.
"Hey, mining buddy!" he whistles at it, "Mining buddy!"
It wakes with a start and rushes over, but doesn't seem to be in a good mood. But as soon as Tightnik shows it the survival pad, with all of the mining data installed just as if all those broken data cards and scorched scrolls were intact when he found them, fireworks goes off in the little trimp's eyes and it rushes off with the pad. Within minutes, the first furnace that works is chugging away at some ore and it returns to give the survival data pad back to Tightniks.
7h24m49s: Fresh turkimp; 7h25m30s: Labor reallocated.
The big-eared green lumber foreman's mood fell much further than the mining foreman's mood was before Tightniks packed up the turkimp roaster and moved just about everyone over to the smeltery.
The brown-haired, big-tailed white mining foreman was surprised at the change, and very happy. It had climbed up onto the helium compressor cart to check something on the pad a couple cells into the zone.
"Are you upset with me?" the red one asks the human.
"No, not at all," Tightniks says, "Are you getting the feeling that we had an upset at this point last cycle?"
"How would you know it was only the last?" Yellow asks, "Your memory's no better than ours."
"Right," the human sews another patch into his uniform, "However, I've only actually hit the switch on the portal twice, the first one on a challenge called Discipline, and the second on a challenge called Metal, which we just finished. It's easy to sort out from the statistics. I'm nervous it'll get harder to sort out when we're up to, oh," done fixing his uniform, he pops a bit of turkimp into his mouth and chews a couple times, "a few dozen or hundred manual cycles."
"Friggin' solve this faster than that, please," Red grumbles, "I know the emergency counter got to nearly a thousand, but..." he kinda trails off. Finally, he says, "I think we're remembering more cycle to cycle as we get more helium into it. I mean, I'm glad that isn't the only mechanic."
"Can't miss the supernova if it is," the human ponders.
"What?" Yellow chuckles.
"I'm remembering something from before all this, I think it was called a video game, where you'd go forward real-world in the simulation of a time loop, and your real-life head remembering what you did on previous cycles was the only mechanic," the human takes another bite, then dons his uniform shirt while chewing it. After his head pops out of the not-so-crisp-and-fresh uniform neck hole, buttons still done up, he finishes, "one of them had a supernova." [That would be Outer Wilds among the bunch of games with this mechanic, er, Minnit (I know it's spelled differently than "minute"), 12 Minutes, The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, and- ...I'm sure there are more.]
11h19m28s: Starting void 1 (L30).
With the thermal gloves on, Tightniks gets the void map into the portal device slot. It dematerializes and his fingers close where it used to be in his hands, then he yelps, stands up and starts dancing, "Oh crap, it's cold!" He quickly starts looking for stuff to bundle up. Once not too uncomfortable, he notices something, "You're having trouble, too?"
"No," Yellow and Red look at each other, "Well, not with the cold; this route has a poisonous atmosphere, slows down our young assimilating aluminum at the proper rate."
"Manning the traps will work at full speed, right?" Tightniks says.
"Should if your fingers can handle it," Red confirms.
11h33m57s: Void 1c100.
"You are one ugly muthaf[garble]!" he says when he sees the void boss, "Stay here, I'll be back." Runs some traps, grabs a couple helmets for the fresh volunteers, "Put these on."
"Shijou?" the grey one looks at the red one, really rather perplexed.
"I agree, that's not his usual accent," Red tilts his head, "Tightniks, what has gotten in to you?"
"Stop cheering me up," the human grumbles, "You think this is the real Quaid?"
"I think the cold is affecting him more than he realizes," Yellow offers.
"Phased plasma rifle in the forty watt range," but what the dizzy pilot actually throws at the zone boss is a Mace V-4, "and then I was thinking of breaking your neck."
[Felt like some- "Arnie? Well, the union is pulling out all the big guns today, huh?" (Tom Hanks as Sully) ...no, brain, Arnold Schwarzenegger, not Arnie Gentile (it was really funny to background Sully and listen to that line instead of "That's definitely you" in Terminator 2 while he's posing with the Minigun.) Arnie lines from Predator, Terminator 2, True Lies, Total Recall and The Terminator.]
"Tweak the portal," reads Tightniks from the portal controller aloud, but quietly, "to bring you to an alternate reality, where Trimps are bigger and stronger, to force yourself to figure out a way to build larger housing. Your Trimps will gather 50% more resources, but your housing will fit 50% fewer Trimps. If you complete The Dimension of Anger without disabling the challenge, your stats will return to normal."
"You will also open a new memory coolant unit," Yellow reads, "You think that'll cause a housing bonus?"
"Shijou," the grey one hands him a card saying "We have enough for another gateway."
"Oh, good," Tightniks hands it back after signing it, "Yes, build it."
"We're doing that next?" Yellow asks.
Tightniks sees the little fellow sitting on top of a mound that the human thought was a bowel movement pile from Draglimp, but it must be something more geological if trimps can climb it, let alone want to. "Yeah, I guess," the human answers, "It kinda scares me, I mean I'm going back, but what happens to you guys?"
"We have too much day javo or whatever you called it," Red says. He's usually on all fours, shakes his left hind leg as though something got stuck to his foot, "This isn't incrementing, I'm sure. 13 is less than 956."
"According to this, you'll be twice as big," Tightniks sets down the portal controller pad and stands up from the cart, "It's hard to imagine, especially for Shijou and Diggy. We'll clear thirty-six, that's it."
14h04m37s: Z33c95, IC.
"Are you sure we can make Zone 37 start?" the red one asks.
The yellow one is standing on Red's shoulders.
"It said we did last time," Tightniks taps on the crude leather bag strapped to his back, the portal pad inside it, "though maybe..." he tilts his head, rolls whatever he was sucking on in his mouth for a moment, "it just happened while I was building those traps. No, I'm sticking with that plan."
"If it's going to take that long," Red grinds its jaws sideways for a moment and lets its eyelids get lazy, frustration clear in its tone, "why do it again?"
"Because I've got a bad feeling about this 'Size' thing," Tightniks says, "it drops our resourcing by 75% assuming we build the same amount of housing as before, which we won't because of the reduced resourcing. We needed 65 capacity in the cabin and huts before we could do run the gypsum/paper wall machine we found. I have a funny feeling that never changes."
"We don't need 65 trimps to run it," Yellow says, "just three."
"Yeah," Tightniks says, "but a particular three that know what they're doing, and my day javoo is telling me the last of those is always the sixty-fifth."
"Shijou," the grey one moans from the other side of Tightniks. Didn't have a note this time, just kicking a little rock along as it walks.
"It thinks you're right," the red one growls forlornly, "Hating to say it, but I do too."
14h16m06s: Skel in c1, 50 bones purchased whipimp.
There's a thump at the cart, and then some commotion around it that's noticable enough for Tightniks to come over and take a look. The bone box is empty, all forty-nine titanium bones in it are gone. Tightiks brings his right hand up in front of him, and it's just a balled fist, the bone he was holding a moment ago is gone. As he starts looking for where he must have dropped it, he realizes maybe it's all related. Looking in the bottom of the empty bone box, he finds a note.
"I got you the whipimp. This new Bad Guy will begin spawning in your next zone at an average of 3 spawns per 100 enemies. I hope it helps, but I can't tell yet."
The note is in Tightniks' own handwriting, although lazy but with more consistent kerning. Is this from an older version of myself? Friggin' time travel.
14h18m48s: This L34 moun 160/27/79 calls itself "Magical Mountain" - I can't remember whether the Disney trademark is that or "Magic Mountain" ...I've seen a "Black Mesa" before, that's a Half-Life thing, and somebody on Reddit made pretend that "Dank Hill" was a King of the Hill thing (which is actually *Hank Hill, I think - it's hard to remember, it wasn't very good and I haven't watched it since the 1990s.)
19h32m00s: Doom/AT, 12816 pop, 80N, 37.7s RC with Z34/5298.
"Okay, we got that friggin' thing chocked," Yellow wipes its brow and almost bonks itself with the Mace VI-2 that it's holding, puts it down and makes sure the wedges are secure.
Grey, Red, and Green are packing more stuff around the huge boulder that chased them down a tunnel to make sure it doesn't do that again.
"Getting any day javoo?" Tightniks pants, hands on his knees, but apparently uninjured, or nearly so.
"Not at all," Yellow vehemently responds, slashing the air with its paw, "You?"
"Oh," Tightniks gets his breathing under control, "I think it was a human movie."
"Like a video on that pad?" it gestures at the human's pocket with the small one.
"No, a bigger screen," the human says.
"Fifty-five inches?" the trimp scientist chuckles.
"More like fifty-five feet," the human rubs the sweat out of his eyes, "Lots of people watching. It was called a sin."
"Ah," the trimp ponders, "Like a crime, vice, psychopathy or bad habit?"
"Er..." the human taps his forehead trying to remember, "Sorry, a cinema."
[The whole thing is obviously an homage to something I remember only slightly better than Tightniks, I think it was Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. As I'm posting this, I sadly realize that Nick Rekieta's arrest was between when I wrote this and now.]
19h58m55s: Zone 37, 473 He, 23.67 He/hr, 13088 pop, 81N, 32.1s RC with Z34/5298, 2806 pop short, no turkimp.
The ship is without power, and Tightniks can't run the radar much without draining the batteries...
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The mining foreman refused to go to sleep, and watched intently as Tightniks finally reached over and set it home with one hand. Its last nervous little sigh was the only thing he remembered-
The ship is without power, and Tightniks can't run the radar much without draining the batteries...
32s: First trap.
He built it big this time, and there are six trimps in there. They look familiar somehow, the light one with dark hair and an unusually short and broad tail compared to the rest, a big-eared green one, a grey one, a yellow one, and a red one with big paws and "XIII" on its rump, and a brown one with pink ears that takes the lead and cheers, "Kakka!" Once he lets them out, they all follow him intently around like just-hatched birds do their mother. He shows them the busted off cockpit and forward cabin of the ship he just crashed and they get inside and start da- ...nope, sticking with "dancing". He busies himself looking for the survival pad.
Until he hears the squeak of a baby trimp. They're feeding it- ...rocks. Carefully selected, aluminate rocks. What the heck are they doing? Whatever, I've got to get some conventional food for- What's that? He's got the survival pad already, but this was outside the ship, it must have materialized when he descended through that glowing grey mist getting out. He gets it flipped over and turned on.
"Manual portal activation 2 successful:" it displays, "rare shield equipped 54%Stg 14%Atk MT 0 Nu loaded / 399 He loaded / Metal challenge active / Total portal activation 956"
Metal challenge? The human selects it.
"You have the Metal challenge active. Tweak the portal to bring you to an alternate reality, where the concept of Miners does not exist, to force yourself to become frugal with equipment crafting strategies. If you complete The Dimension Of Anger without disabling the challenge, miners will re-unlock."
He's so confused, What the Loy is a Dimension of Anger? I think I have a headache from this high gravity. Sits down for a moment.
Notices that one of the trimps is sleeping in a small deep hole just at the edge of the garden, apparently to have a nap in standing upright.
I don't believe you, "portal". I'm training that one first chance I get!
56s: Pop full.
There are ten of them already?? I'm still working this derpy little potato patch to get enough food to bulk up just ONE of the- He looks at the portal pad and blurts out loud, "Fifty-six SECONDS??" He postulates that he's in a time-dilated environment, and that the portal is measuring time somewhere "out there", this "map frame" environment. It's like those Star Trek episodes he can't remember "Wink of an Eye" and "Blink of an Eye" that he can't quite remember. [One of them is Star Trek TOS, and one of them is Star Trek: Voyager and I forget which one came from where.]
1m57s: Arable in Z1c13.
The human walks along and one of the trimps viciously fights the various hostiles that try to come at him, staying ahead. Just behind, he finds that hole-digger busted into a cave big enough for 9 of them, and they start raising babies to fill it up.
3m37s: Miners in Z1c30.
It's broken! he notices of the data card he just picked up. It's one of the ones that flew out of the ship when he undogged the ship's side hatch, but it didn't survive. What was on it? He's got a vague memory of a big tanuki-tailed trimp, much bigger than the- Wait! This memory is of hole-digger all grown up. So this is- he looks at the smashed data card in his hand, ...this is the Miners card. At least there's some lying about so we're not totally deprived of metal.
That's odd. I'm sure I spent longer training this little guy than "one second map frame." The human looks at the black trimp with the grey head fur and silvery eyes, "So, can you say something yet?"
"Shijou." [Takane and Takanya are not black, it is their favorite clothing color.]
"Okay, can you say something else?"
9m12s: Zone 1, 40 pop, 3.5s RC with Z0/1, 13m19s turkimp. 12m55s: First scientist.
"Tai," his first scientist waves at him.
"Hmm," the human tries to think of a better test, "What color is the sky?"
"Shijou." The exasperated human is about to sigh in despair when he notices a card in its hands, with one word on it, "Blue."
"What?" he takes it, "You can't speak but you can write, huh?"
"Shijou," it twirls its paw off the end of the card in his hand. The human turns it over, and in small writing, it has "Technically, the sky isn't blue, it's a foible of Rayleigh scattering in an oxygen/nitrogen atmosphere. And you have 'TIGHTNIKS' embroidered on the left side of your uniform."
A look of astonishment sweeps over the human. I never taught it about Rayleigh scattering. Apparently, the scientist training has unlocked its brain to access the collected knowledge of a previous life! Then he looks at his uniform and groans, spanking his eyebrows in realization. The trimp had apparently noticed him wandering around the camp wracking his brain and talking to himself trying to remember his own name, and it's right there the whole time! He spanks his eyebrows again.
The very well fed grey-headed trimp starts doing experiments, leaving him to take the turkimp back to his farmers. Too bad it's only a quarter as fast at it as he is.
32m25s: Zone 3, 79 pop, 4.5s RC with Z1/2; c16, 79 pop, 6.8s RC with Z2/3.
"Nano! Nano, nano, nano." The D&B (that's dodge and block) foreman has an impressive yellow mane, light face, green body, and brown hind limbs, and moves like a blur when it decides to. When asleep, it's as unarousable as an exhumed fossil, except with the food article Yellow the scientist calls an "owny geary". [Puchim@s Afuu]
Helping it out is a brown-maned white trenching expert Tightniks finds oddly familiar. It has no problem mining, but couldn't start a fire if its life depended on it, so smelting is out of the question.
I guess that's how the Metal challenge really works. Too bad I suck at it. Tightniks is spending all his smelting time smacking out nails and joist hangers for the houses, and has nothing left for fighting gear.
1h53m25s: Zone 9, 306 pop, 7.9s RC with Z8/15, no turkimp.
The white trimp with the brown head fur- ...whichever one it is because it, or one that looks just like it, sometimes (apparently) burns itself up or blows itself up trying to build a metallurgical furnace. This one is digging a hole right now, into the concrete of some ruined building's foundation. It hits some strapping and rebar, makes a happy sound, follows it along and gets it sorta clear of the concrete bonded to it, and rips it out of the ground to throw on the metal pile. It now seems content to do that instead of trying to smelt ores.
"Red?" Tightniks glances at one of his scientists, "Do you think we could take it to- What's that place you said you visited five hundred years after some misty fight or-"
"Cloudy strife," it says, "Yeah, Midgimp is like that, we could probably map a route through there. Lots of metal. Especially the part that had an avalanche happen and fell down. Broke all that stuff out of the ground already." [Final Fantasy VII and Advent Children cinematic and Sector 7 collapse.]
"Okay," Tightniks says, "Let's do that."
5h32m02s: Zone 21, 2042 pop, 14.9s RC with Z20/232, no turkimp.
"Ooooookay," Tightniks growls, "There is something off about this thing."
"Shijou?" the grey one looks at the yellow one with concern about their human starship pilot friend.
The human stoops, picks up the little green gem on the ridge between Zone 20 and 21, looks at it, huffs, and asks, "Any idea where this comes from?"
"Err..." the red one seems hesitant to say, "I think you made it."
"Really?" the human huffs, "How could that be?" Then he tosses it at Red, "See if anything reacts to it. It might be radioactive, so we should take turns to minimize exposure."
"Really?" Red's holding it now, "What makes you say that?"
"Because I'm pissed off for no reason I can figure out," the human says, "I think it's coming from-" he gasps, "Waitamint!" He starts searching for the portal pad.
"Frags," the red one says quickly, "I think it's arranging a route. You're good with maps," it tosses the gem to the grey scientist.
The human has his portal pad up and reads aloud, "You have the Metal challenge active. Tweak the portal to- yada yada yada. Tiss tiss t- complete The Dimension Of Anger without disabling- miners will re-unlock."
\BOOM\** They turn to see (another of) the white brown-haired trimp'/s' attempts at a metallurgical furnace explode, and it seems both very frustrated and has really hurt its toe.
He snaps his fingers, "That's gotta be it. Although, does it mean 'miners' or 'furnaces'?" He re-reads the portal pad while the scientists shrug.
"Shijou," the grey one has just finished tracing the route map the gem was showing.
"Are we going any faster than on previous cycles, you think?" he asks Red.
"What's a cycle?" Red asks.
"We're stuck in time loop, you realize?" the human says.
"Well," the yellow one jumps off a little rock spire it was using to see farther ahead, directly into a seated position on the ground with an impressive thump the human can both hear with his ears and feel through the ground of the more-than-Earth gravity planet, "that explains a few things." The little scientist trimp seems quite morose at the news.
"This thing says the fastest we've ever got this 'anger' map done is ten hours, thirty-five, but the clock right now is at five hours, thirty-four." Tightniks tilts his head, frowns one eyebrow, and taps, "Getting it done faster increases attack damage somehow, and oh-"
"What now?" the yellow one asks, still seated beside the spire.
"It says we already got a 2.5%-er for having a million traps," the human says, "I don't remember doing that. Maybe..." he sighs, "Maybe that's a good thing, 'cus I'd probably go insane building them all. Still though, it says we're going faster, but it doesn't feel like it."
"How'd you know how it feels," Red asks, "if you don't remember it?"
"'Day jaw voo' I think is the term," the human says, "or something. The sense that all this has happened before, but I'm not quite remembering and there's no physical evidence of it."
"Shijooooooooooo..." the grey one moans, waving a card at him. On it:
"In order, but we don't know if that means chronological order or frequency/proportion of memories:
"- The ship crashes (pretty sure that happens every time) "- The human builds huts "- The human teaches some trimps to speak and do science "- The human builds houses "- The human makes maps "- The human builds mansions "- The human blows up and gets himself killed somewhere around Z17 to Z21, often on a dragimp "- The human only recently/occasionally builds hotels "- The human only recently/rarely tamed a dragimp "- The human only recently/rarely mapped the Dimension of Anger"
Tightniks sits down and offers it back.
"Tai," it flatly refuses to take it back, paws up and eyes closed.
"It's kind of a relief," Tightniks rubs his temples, then looks at it again, "knowing it ain't just me."
6h17m43s: Portal PB, 1% AP for sub-8h, 45 He, 7.149 He/hr, 2209 pop, 13.6s RC.
The last head of the map's boss monster goes limp as one of the fighting trimps' dagger points goes into it, and the huge thing settles on its tail, resting on the package that seems to be the prize of this map. And there's a popping sound, and then something mechanical.
Is that a scroll compressor? Tightniks looks at the package. The deflating monster's lifting envelope material drapes over everything underneath it. "Yellow, Shijou!" he snaps and points, "roll up that side of it. Keep this part from sucking down on the extractor nozzle!"
All ten of the scientists jump in, literally, pushing the gas in the bag towards the compressor. Tightniks as well, rolling up the front.
Until he kicks, and nearly trips over, a smaller package that might be the explanation for the reason why the center of the monster's defense seemed to be a little away from the big package he could see. It's in the right place, he realizes. He gets it uncovered and reads stenciled-and-sprayed block letters on it:
"DT TIME PORTAL / THIS SIDE DOWN"
Perhaps the Dimension of Anger is so named because of the rage suddenly rising up in Tightniks' throat. It isn't so much as the free-floating aggression suddenly has an answer, there is definitely a fresh batch of rage and anger as he grips the nearest Dagger V, Mark 2 with both hands-
Refocusing on surviving the next few seconds, the pilot turns on the radar for the final approach and takes a last look around, then straight ahead at his forward camera and primary flight display...
He crouches, sets the dagger down gently, then starts clearing the debris from the box's grab iron. He tries to lift it- Damn, this is heavy! As he gets it turned over, gravity finishes the job, and it shakes the ground with an impressive thud as it falls right side up.
"DT TIME PORTAL / THIS SIDE UP" There's a square cutout in the middle of one side of it, with a sliding cover at the bottom of it.
"Get the pad!" he screams, seeing that his scientists are almost done rolling up the megablimp.
The grey one already has the survival data pad and offers it to him.
"The big one," Tightniks clarifies, "The big one." he picks up wide flat rainbow cable and its edge socket in one hand, "It goes here," he points at it with the other. "It must have come with me-" He had taken the small survival data pad and notices something, "Oh?" He starts looking around, "Hey!"
The white trimp with the brown hair is napping in a hole next to the smouldering remains of its latest attempt at a smelting furnace.
"Hey, mining buddy!" he whistles at it, "Mining buddy!"
It wakes with a start and rushes over, but doesn't seem to be in a good mood. But as soon as Tightnik shows it the survival pad, with all of the mining data installed just as if all those broken data cards and scorched scrolls were intact when he found them, fireworks goes off in the little trimp's eyes and it rushes off with the pad. Within minutes, the first furnace that works is chugging away at some ore and it returns to give the survival data pad back to Tightniks.
7h24m49s: Fresh turkimp; 7h25m30s: Labor reallocated.
The big-eared green lumber foreman's mood fell much further than the mining foreman's mood was before Tightniks packed up the turkimp roaster and moved just about everyone over to the smeltery.
The brown-haired, big-tailed white mining foreman was surprised at the change, and very happy. It had climbed up onto the helium compressor cart to check something on the pad a couple cells into the zone.
"Are you upset with me?" the red one asks the human.
"No, not at all," Tightniks says, "Are you getting the feeling that we had an upset at this point last cycle?"
"How would you know it was only the last?" Yellow asks, "Your memory's no better than ours."
"Right," the human sews another patch into his uniform, "However, I've only actually hit the switch on the portal twice, the first one on a challenge called Discipline, and the second on a challenge called Metal, which we just finished. It's easy to sort out from the statistics. I'm nervous it'll get harder to sort out when we're up to, oh," done fixing his uniform, he pops a bit of turkimp into his mouth and chews a couple times, "a few dozen or hundred manual cycles."
"Friggin' solve this faster than that, please," Red grumbles, "I know the emergency counter got to nearly a thousand, but..." he kinda trails off. Finally, he says, "I think we're remembering more cycle to cycle as we get more helium into it. I mean, I'm glad that isn't the only mechanic."
"Can't miss the supernova if it is," the human ponders.
"What?" Yellow chuckles.
"I'm remembering something from before all this, I think it was called a video game, where you'd go forward real-world in the simulation of a time loop, and your real-life head remembering what you did on previous cycles was the only mechanic," the human takes another bite, then dons his uniform shirt while chewing it. After his head pops out of the not-so-crisp-and-fresh uniform neck hole, buttons still done up, he finishes, "one of them had a supernova." [That would be Outer Wilds among the bunch of games with this mechanic, er, Minnit (I know it's spelled differently than "minute"), 12 Minutes, The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, and- ...I'm sure there are more.]
11h19m28s: Starting void 1 (L30).
With the thermal gloves on, Tightniks gets the void map into the portal device slot. It dematerializes and his fingers close where it used to be in his hands, then he yelps, stands up and starts dancing, "Oh crap, it's cold!" He quickly starts looking for stuff to bundle up. Once not too uncomfortable, he notices something, "You're having trouble, too?"
"No," Yellow and Red look at each other, "Well, not with the cold; this route has a poisonous atmosphere, slows down our young assimilating aluminum at the proper rate."
"Manning the traps will work at full speed, right?" Tightniks says.
"Should if your fingers can handle it," Red confirms.
11h33m57s: Void 1c100.
"You are one ugly muthaf[garble]!" he says when he sees the void boss, "Stay here, I'll be back." Runs some traps, grabs a couple helmets for the fresh volunteers, "Put these on."
"Shijou?" the grey one looks at the red one, really rather perplexed.
"I agree, that's not his usual accent," Red tilts his head, "Tightniks, what has gotten in to you?"
"Stop cheering me up," the human grumbles, "You think this is the real Quaid?"
"I think the cold is affecting him more than he realizes," Yellow offers.
"Phased plasma rifle in the forty watt range," but what the dizzy pilot actually throws at the zone boss is a Mace V-4, "and then I was thinking of breaking your neck."
[Felt like some- "Arnie? Well, the union is pulling out all the big guns today, huh?" (Tom Hanks as Sully) ...no, brain, Arnold Schwarzenegger, not Arnie Gentile (it was really funny to background Sully and listen to that line instead of "That's definitely you" in Terminator 2 while he's posing with the Minigun.) Arnie lines from Predator, Terminator 2, True Lies, Total Recall and The Terminator.]
"Tweak the portal," reads Tightniks from the portal controller aloud, but quietly, "to bring you to an alternate reality, where Trimps are bigger and stronger, to force yourself to figure out a way to build larger housing. Your Trimps will gather 50% more resources, but your housing will fit 50% fewer Trimps. If you complete The Dimension of Anger without disabling the challenge, your stats will return to normal."
"You will also open a new memory coolant unit," Yellow reads, "You think that'll cause a housing bonus?"
"Shijou," the grey one hands him a card saying "We have enough for another gateway."
"Oh, good," Tightniks hands it back after signing it, "Yes, build it."
"We're doing that next?" Yellow asks.
Tightniks sees the little fellow sitting on top of a mound that the human thought was a bowel movement pile from Draglimp, but it must be something more geological if trimps can climb it, let alone want to. "Yeah, I guess," the human answers, "It kinda scares me, I mean I'm going back, but what happens to you guys?"
"We have too much day javo or whatever you called it," Red says. He's usually on all fours, shakes his left hind leg as though something got stuck to his foot, "This isn't incrementing, I'm sure. 13 is less than 956."
"According to this, you'll be twice as big," Tightniks sets down the portal controller pad and stands up from the cart, "It's hard to imagine, especially for Shijou and Diggy. We'll clear thirty-six, that's it."
14h04m37s: Z33c95, IC.
"Are you sure we can make Zone 37 start?" the red one asks.
The yellow one is standing on Red's shoulders.
"It said we did last time," Tightniks taps on the crude leather bag strapped to his back, the portal pad inside it, "though maybe..." he tilts his head, rolls whatever he was sucking on in his mouth for a moment, "it just happened while I was building those traps. No, I'm sticking with that plan."
"If it's going to take that long," Red grinds its jaws sideways for a moment and lets its eyelids get lazy, frustration clear in its tone, "why do it again?"
"Because I've got a bad feeling about this 'Size' thing," Tightniks says, "it drops our resourcing by 75% assuming we build the same amount of housing as before, which we won't because of the reduced resourcing. We needed 65 capacity in the cabin and huts before we could do run the gypsum/paper wall machine we found. I have a funny feeling that never changes."
"We don't need 65 trimps to run it," Yellow says, "just three."
"Yeah," Tightniks says, "but a particular three that know what they're doing, and my day javoo is telling me the last of those is always the sixty-fifth."
"Shijou," the grey one moans from the other side of Tightniks. Didn't have a note this time, just kicking a little rock along as it walks.
"It thinks you're right," the red one growls forlornly, "Hating to say it, but I do too."
14h16m06s: Skel in c1, 50 bones purchased whipimp.
There's a thump at the cart, and then some commotion around it that's noticable enough for Tightniks to come over and take a look. The bone box is empty, all forty-nine titanium bones in it are gone. Tightiks brings his right hand up in front of him, and it's just a balled fist, the bone he was holding a moment ago is gone. As he starts looking for where he must have dropped it, he realizes maybe it's all related. Looking in the bottom of the empty bone box, he finds a note.
"I got you the whipimp. This new Bad Guy will begin spawning in your next zone at an average of 3 spawns per 100 enemies. I hope it helps, but I can't tell yet."
The note is in Tightniks' own handwriting, although lazy but with more consistent kerning. Is this from an older version of myself? Friggin' time travel.
14h18m48s: This L34 moun 160/27/79 calls itself "Magical Mountain" - I can't remember whether the Disney trademark is that or "Magic Mountain" ...I've seen a "Black Mesa" before, that's a Half-Life thing, and somebody on Reddit made pretend that "Dank Hill" was a King of the Hill thing (which is actually *Hank Hill, I think - it's hard to remember, it wasn't very good and I haven't watched it since the 1990s.)
19h32m00s: Doom/AT, 12816 pop, 80N, 37.7s RC with Z34/5298.
"Okay, we got that friggin' thing chocked," Yellow wipes its brow and almost bonks itself with the Mace VI-2 that it's holding, puts it down and makes sure the wedges are secure.
Grey, Red, and Green are packing more stuff around the huge boulder that chased them down a tunnel to make sure it doesn't do that again.
"Getting any day javoo?" Tightniks pants, hands on his knees, but apparently uninjured, or nearly so.
"Not at all," Yellow vehemently responds, slashing the air with its paw, "You?"
"Oh," Tightniks gets his breathing under control, "I think it was a human movie."
"Like a video on that pad?" it gestures at the human's pocket with the small one.
"No, a bigger screen," the human says.
"Fifty-five inches?" the trimp scientist chuckles.
"More like fifty-five feet," the human rubs the sweat out of his eyes, "Lots of people watching. It was called a sin."
"Ah," the trimp ponders, "Like a crime, vice, psychopathy or bad habit?"
"Er..." the human taps his forehead trying to remember, "Sorry, a cinema."
[The whole thing is obviously an homage to something I remember only slightly better than Tightniks, I think it was Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. As I'm posting this, I sadly realize that Nick Rekieta's arrest was between when I wrote this and now.]
19h58m55s: Zone 37, 473 He, 23.67 He/hr, 13088 pop, 81N, 32.1s RC with Z34/5298, 2806 pop short, no turkimp.
The ship is without power, and Tightniks can't run the radar much without draining the batteries...
2024.05.29 06:45 Count-Daring243 Best 300 Blackout Reloading Bullets
 | submitted by Count-Daring243 to u/Count-Daring243 [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/ip1ru022pa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=18b82b84c1492f18ebd012a787f5beebe8d0affd If you're looking for the perfect reloading bullet for your 300 Blackout firearm, then you've come to the right place! In this article, we'll be exploring some of the top reloading bullets available on the market today, helping you make the best choice for your shooting needs. These bullets offer exceptional performance, precision, and reliability, so sit back, relax, and let's dive into the world of 300 Blackout reloading bullets. The Top 13 Best 300 Blackout Reloading Bullets
Reviews🔗Top-Quality 8.6 Blackout Reloading Dies for Accurate Rifle Cartridgeshttps://preview.redd.it/8uxmq7s2pa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0803122c67e9bdcdfe9ceb81b1fd70dbb083fdf0 As a gun enthusiast, I was thrilled to try out the Lee Pacesetter 3-Die Set - 8.6 Blackout 91922. This set of precision reloading dies instantly became my go-to for my 8.6 Blackout rounds. The Full-Length Sizer allowed me to restore cases to their original factory dimensions, making for more accurate and reliable shots. The Bullet Seating Die worked seamlessly with various point-style bullets and had a simple, yet effective finger-adjustable seating depth, which made it a breeze to use. Its tapered end was perfect for use with automatic bullet feeders. The included Factory Crimp Die was a game-changer, as it effectively crimped bottleneck rifle cartridges, improving their utility and accuracy. Lee Precision's guarantee that no other brand would offer better bullet runout with full-length sizing dies gave me much-needed confidence in my reload ammunition. Overall, the Pacesetter 3-Die Set - 8.6 Blackout 91922 by Lee Precision impressed me with its ease of use, precision, and reliability. However, it's important to note that the availability of components for some cartridges, such as 8 X 57, could be improved for a more comprehensive reloading experience. 🔗High-Quality 10" AR Pistol in 300BLK Caliberhttps://preview.redd.it/0nc4rng3pa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fc2dbe4d13811c8929357be96ef14e93498f289b I've been using the BBL AR-15 300BLK Pist in my daily life, and I must say, it's a unique and versatile experience. The first thing that stood out was its compact size, which makes it incredibly easy to carry around. However, the length can be a double-edged sword, as it can sometimes hinder mobility in tight spaces. The user-friendly design makes it a breeze to operate, allowing smooth accuracy during target shooting. On the downside, I find the trigger a bit too sensitive for my taste, which can be a concern for beginners or those prone to accidents. Overall, the BBL AR-15 Pist 300BLK offers a blend of convenience, power, and accessibility that can appeal to both novice and seasoned users. Its key features, such as the gas system, provide top performance for blasting through targets. However, the combination of its petite stature and delicate trigger mechanism might not be ideal for everyone's preferences. 🔗Affordable 3-Die Set for 300 AAC Blackout Cartridgehttps://preview.redd.it/pt4l2r54pa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b85ba337683999f313fec09b873031078e4faff5 As a passionate shooter, I found these Lee Precision Pacesetter 3-Die Sets to be a game-changer in my reloading process. These high-quality sets have been a life-saver for me, offering convenience and efficiency in every step, all while maintaining the utmost precision and quality that shooters deserve. One of the standout features for me was the universal shell holder, which is a life-saver for anyone who reloads using multiple rifles. It's a must-have accessory that adds versatility and ease to the reloading process. The colored spline drive breech bushings were also something I found particularly useful, as they make die identification a breeze. It means that there's no fumbling around or guessing which die to use when, everything is right there and clearly labeled for easy access. The Full Length Sizing Die and Easy Adjust Dead Length Bullet Seating Die are top-notch components, providing the accuracy and control that comes standard with Lee Precision products. They made a noticeable improvement in the consistency and quality of my ammunition. However, the sets did come with a factory crimp die, which, while useful, tends to be less versatile compared to a separate die designated specifically for crimping. Nevertheless, they still offer a comprehensive solution for the majority of reloading requirements. Lastly, the powder dipper came in handy, and the instructions were comprehensive and easy to follow, making it a great option for beginners or people looking to switch up their reloading method. In conclusion, Lee Precision's Pacesetter 3-Die Sets are truly a joy to use for anyone serious about reloading – offering top-notch precision, versatility, and convenience, all wrapped up in a remarkably affordable package. 🔗Lyman 204 Ruger Rifle Reloading Set for 300 AAC Blackouthttps://preview.redd.it/642l0ws4pa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c2eaedfd9bc43f4ecb6a357266907bed28170e9d The Lyman 204 Ruger Rifle Two-Die Set has been a game changer in my reloading journey. Featuring the Lyman Full Length Sizing Die- Bullet Seating Die with Roll Crimp, reloading jackets bullets for the bottleneck cases has been made easier than ever before. The 7.8-inch-14 threads are versatile enough to fit all popular presses and the additional shell holder sold separately offers even more convenience. However, like any other set of dies, I've faced minor issues with stuck cases. But overall, the Lyman 204 Ruger Rifle Two-Die Set is a reliable and high-quality addition to my reloading arsenal that comes at a great value. 🔗Lyman 300 Blackout Reloading Trim Dies - US-Made Die for 7702101 Revolver Dieshttps://preview.redd.it/d2asprd5pa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5eb64576b5744eecb785d34a2dcbf32b7c456f13 My recent venture into reloading brass led me to a Lyman Trim Die 300 Blk, and let me tell you, it's a game-changer. The die effortlessly trims the 300 Blackout brass to the perfect length, without the struggle that often comes with other tools. What stood out most is the die's incredible quality, crafted from stainless steel for a lifetime of use. Its compatibility with various reloading presses is a bonus that adds to its convenience. It's like the Swiss Army knife of reloading dies, fitting seamlessly into your toolbox. However, the die isn't without its flaws. I found that it had a rather rough finish, causing a few cases to stick. I had to polish the inside a bit to make them work properly. But hey, no tool is perfect, right? Overall, I'd say the Lyman Trim Die 300 Blk is a dependable and efficient tool for anyone in the world of reloading. It's a bit of a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, you'll wonder how you ever lived without it. 🔗Premium 300 Blackout Reloading Dies for Brass Caseshttps://preview.redd.it/73ur8hy5pa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=70a505815cf93233ec2d22dae9fa4c568d5f18ad Imagine walking into your local gun store and spotting the RCBS Full Length Die Set 300 Savage. As a seasoned hunter, you know the importance of a well-crafted reloading kit. The gleaming steel dies catch your eye, and you decide to give them a try. After all, the store clerk raved about their durability and accuracy. Once home, you start to unpack the die set, feeling the smooth plastic storage case that houses the dies. The packaging is neat and professional, hinting at the pride the manufacturer takes in their product. You take out the dies, admiring the polished steel and the intricate details. The seating and sizing dies are a perfect match for your 300 Savage caliber. As you begin the reloading process, you notice a few things that stand out. The sizing die is a breeze to use, easily handling the brass casings without any hiccups. The seat and crimp die is another story, though. You have to use a caliper to measure the depth and adjust accordingly, which is a bit of a hassle. One aspect you appreciate is the lifetime guarantee from RCBS, giving you peace of mind that this product will last you a long time. However, you also discover that the lock ring on the seating stem is not as user-friendly as you'd hoped. It's so tight that you have to use vice grips to loosen it. This is a bit of a disappointment, especially since you're accustomed to smooth operation from your previous reloading dies. Despite these small drawbacks, you find the RCBS Full Length Die Set 300 Savage to be a reliable and high-quality tool for your reloading needs. The durability and accuracy make it a worthwhile investment, even with the slight issues you encounter. Overall, it's a solid choice for any hunter looking to save on ammunition costs and enjoy the satisfaction of crafting their own rounds. 🔗Redding 300 Blackout 7.62x35mm Full Length Die Set - Seater Diehttps://preview.redd.it/86dr2sf6pa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=b125b44f912608e52f9fbf621414225a97b09a82 I had the chance to give the Redding Full Length Die Set a try, and the experience was a rollercoaster ride. The idea of getting a full set for 300 Blackout sounded enticing at first, but once I got my hands on the set, I began to have some doubts. Some of the dies looked smaller than others, which threw me off right off the bat. Despite the unusual size, I went ahead and tried out the set. The decapping/expander unit was a standout feature in this set. It did a great job taking apart new shells while leaving the necks smooth. On the other hand, the seating die left me scratching my head. It made my bullets come out with noticeable scratches on all sides, which made me question the overall quality of this set. Another feature that caught my attention was the plastic storage case. It was an impressive touch, and it certainly added some convenience. The spare decapping pin and the included Allen wrench were also nice touches. Overall, the Redding Die Set had its moments, but it also left a lot to be desired. Some parts were good, while others were not up to par with what I've come to expect from the brand. It's tough to say if I'd go for it again or not, but my experience definitely gave me some insights into the set. 🔗Hornady Series I Custom-Grade 2-Die Set for 300 Remington Ultra Magnumhttps://preview.redd.it/4qfe40r6pa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=6fa4fca97450f89b6729004e26fadea4d4fabddd I've been using the Hornady Series I 2-Die Set for my 300 Remington Ultra Magnum firearm, and I must say, it's been quite the experience. The die set is well-crafted, ensuring a lifetime of reloading without breaking or wearing out. It boasts a sleek Zip Spindle design that eliminates spindle slippage, making adjustments much easier. One of the most impressive features of these dies is the die locking rings, which keep everything secure during the reloading process. However, I found that the full-length sizing and bullet seating design could be a bit tricky to manage for newcomers to reloading. Another small drawback is the absence of a shell holder, which might be a slight inconvenience for some users. But overall, I've had a fantastic experience with this product. Its durability and smooth operation make it a solid choice for those seeking reliable and long-lasting reloading tools. So, if you're in the market for new dies and haven't given Hornady a try, I highly recommend giving them a shot. 🔗High-Performance Lyman 7701028 Pro Die Pack for 300 Blackout Reloadinghttps://preview.redd.it/iiy5sod7pa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c271aa37b73db3510f53d4cd0564853e86a197e0 As a reloader, I've been using the Lyman Pro Die Pack 300 Blackout for a while now and I have to say, it's a game changer. The dies are perfectly engineered for top performance and I can really tell the difference in the quality of my ammo. One of the features that stood out to me is the use of stainless steel in the size, seat, and crimp dies, making them rust-resistant and long-lasting. The sizing dies with carbide rings are particularly impressive for their wear resistance and reduced sizing force. However, I do have a few nitpicks. The set comes with fewer dies than I'd prefer, but that's not a deal breaker for me. Also, the micrometer adjustable seating die is a bit of a learning curve, but once you get the hang of it, it works great. Overall, I highly recommend the Lyman Pro Die Pack 300 Blackout to anyone looking to take their reloading game to the next level. 🔗Hornady Custom Grade 8.6 Blackout (.338) Reloading Dies for 2-Die Sethttps://preview.redd.it/hnh4jvu7pa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1ea859e221c5c2e06cfafe7a2383308d0ed849b9 Recently, I had the chance to try out the Hornady Custom Grade 8.6 Blackout 2-Die Set for my 300 Blackout reloading process. I found it to be an impressive and efficient tool in my reloading arsenal. The Zip Spindle feature in the Full Length Sizer Die was a game-changer, making it extremely easy to fine-tune adjustments. The floating bullet alignment sleeve added to the accuracy of the bullet seating, which was a great bonus. However, I did find that it might have been a bit overkill for an average reloader like myself. One slight downside was the lack of the Shell Holder included in the package, which made it necessary to purchase it separately. Nonetheless, the overall experience using this 2-Die Set was highly satisfying, and I would definitely recommend it to fellow reloaders. 🔗Premium 300 Blackout Die Pack for Reloadinghttps://preview.redd.it/a0c3icf8pa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ca6681c07d386575dccafb961bf8e65b40a78105 I recently got my hands on the Ultimate Die Pack for 300 Blackout, and I'm ready to share my take on it. First things first, these dies are incredibly smooth to use. The accuracy and precision they provide are quite impressive, even for a beginner like me. One of the things that stood out for me is the set's versatility. The 6-die set has you covered for all kinds of reloading needs. Whether you're looking to resize, trim, or even crimp, these dies handle it all seamlessly. However, there were a few downsides too. I found that the instructions could have been more clear and straightforward. A beginner might struggle a bit with the initial setup, but once you get the hang of it, it's smooth sailing. All in all, the Ultimate Die Pack for 300 Blackout is a solid choice for anyone looking to take their reloading game up a notch. The pros definitely outweigh the cons, and I'm confident this set will be a valuable addition to any reloader's toolbox. 🔗High-Quality RCBS 300 Blackout Reloading Dieshttps://preview.redd.it/3tvhxct8pa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=5ce51432985417372de542a9c15fc596007b1425 The RCBS fl Die Set in. 300 RCM is a powerful addition to any reloading enthusiast's arsenal. With over 60 years of expertise in the reloading industry, RCBS has crafted a Two-Die set that offers exceptional quality. Vent holes on the die set help prevent case damage, while the convenient seater die sports a bullet seater plug and built-in roll or taper crimp. After using the RCBS fl Die Set for a few weeks, I experienced some minor inconveniences. The sizing die left the case with an oversize dimension, making it slightly harder to chamber. However, the die set still delivered impressive results in terms of accuracy and shooting performance. The die set managed tight three-shot groups within 0.4-0.6 inches at 100 yards, showcasing its exceptional quality. Despite the tiny hiccup, the dies proved to be the best on the market, offering outstanding value. 🔗High-Precision Hornady Die for 300 Blackout Reloadinghttps://preview.redd.it/8b8ows89pa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=f6512f84be6446b1b01a813514ba2411f0c073c5 I recently had the chance to try out the Hornady Die for reloading my bullets for different projects. To begin, the die's thread pattern was a breeze to work with, offering a smooth and satisfying experience as I handled it. The floating sleeve was a game-changer, ensuring that the bullet and case aligned properly before seating, preventing any deformities at the base of the bullet. Using the Hornady Die with various bullets, such as the A-Max and FTX, produced some impressive results in terms of accuracy and precision. The die's compatibility with a wide range of bullets made it a versatile and practical option for my needs. On the other hand, not having a shell holder included could be a minor drawback for some users, but the extra features like Die Locking Rings and the storage box made up for it. The Hornady's lifetime warranty added a layer of confidence and security to my experience with the die. However, a user had an issue with receiving the wrong die set, which could be worrying for potential buyers. I would recommend this product to avid reloaders looking to improve their bullet seating and accuracy while taking advantage of its unique features and versatility. Buyer's GuideWhen it comes to 300 Blackout reloading bullets, there are several important factors to consider before making your purchase. Here are some tips to help you make an informed decision.Types of Bullet Materialshttps://preview.redd.it/k0zg3jv9pa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=50f2c734ae118fc4c265b69aed1bdffc2e8f4e08 One of the first decisions you'll need to make is which type of bullet material to use: brass or steel. Brass bullets are known for their durability and ease of resizing, but they may be more expensive. Steel bullets are generally less expensive, but they may not be as resizable. Bullet Weight and DesignWhen choosing the weight of your 300 Blackout reloading bullets, consider the specific use of your ammunition. Heavier bullets will typically have better stopping power, but they may also cause more recoil. Lighter bullets can be more accurate at long distances.As for bullet designs, consider whether you want a full metal jacket (FMJ), hollow point, or other type of bullet. Each design has its own advantages and disadvantages, so do your research before making a decision. Brand ReputationWhen you're purchasing reloading bullets, it's important to consider the reputation of the brand you're buying from. Look for brands that have a history of producing high-quality ammunition and bullets. https://preview.redd.it/20wyjthapa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=afd023ca189167e19787ace738aa6fbc86496520 Price and QuantityFinally, consider the price and quantity of the 300 Blackout reloading bullets you're purchasing. Look for deals that offer a reasonable price per bullet, and consider purchasing in bulk if you plan on doing a lot of reloading.Safety and StorageOnce you have your 300 Blackout reloading bullets, it's important to store them safely and securely. Keep them in a cool, dry place away from heat and humidity, and be sure to store them separately from your guns and ammo.Choosing the right 300 Blackout reloading bullets can be a daunting task, but by considering the factors outlined in this guide, you can make an informed decision and get the most out of your ammunition. FAQhttps://preview.redd.it/6wy4y2xapa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=352a7786c5df8e6258b429b9abd2fc9cf4175a24 What are 300 Blackout Reloading Bullets?300 Blackout Reloading Bullets are custom-made ammunition designed for the 300 Blackout cartridge. These bullets offer a range of benefits, such as improved accuracy, enhanced performance, and cost savings compared to factory-made ammunition.What is the difference between factory-made and reloading 300 Blackout ammunition?Factory-made ammunition is mass-produced and has consistent dimensions, while reloading ammunition is handcrafted to suit individual preferences and needs. Reloading ammunition also offers the opportunity to use unique bullet designs, optimize velocity and trajectory, and save money. https://preview.redd.it/rs6jg5ebpa3d1.jpg?width=720&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=babcbe8df551aa57f11ae876a7c9d3587035e4a8 What are the benefits of using 300 Blackout Reloading Bullets?
What should I consider when purchasing 300 Blackout Reloading Bullets?
Do I need any special equipment to reload my own 300 Blackout ammunition?Yes, reloading 300 Blackout ammunition requires a reloading press, dies, and other necessary equipment. For beginners, it is recommended to purchase a complete reloading kit that includes all the necessary tools and supplies.Are there any precision-tuned 300 Blackout Reloading Bullets available?Yes, there are precision-tuned 300 Blackout Reloading Bullets designed for high-level target shooting or hunting applications. These bullets are meticulously manufactured to ensure consistent performance and accurate results.What are the best 300 Blackout Reloading Bullets for hunting or self-defense applications?The best 300 Blackout Reloading Bullets for hunting or self-defense vary depending on the specific needs and preferences of the user. Common choices include bullet styles such as HP (Hollow Point), FMJ (Full Metal Jacket), and soft point bullets designed for expansion and reliable energy transfer.As an Amazon™ Associate, we earn from qualifying purchases. |