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If you see a rifle stock on a gun with a barrel under 16 inches, usually one can assume they went through the sbr process, and thus would also be permitted a vertical foregrip. That's why usually the angled foregrip pairs with a pistol brace, to keep the weapon a "pistol" legally

@siromet A flashlight is a good addition, and you need a sling. Laser aiming modules aren't exactly mainstream here, that would be a real dedicated enthusiast type of thing. Also, a word about the angled foregrip - its odd to see a rifle stock with an angled foregrip simultaneously.

アメリカの有識者さん この銃をアメリカの民間人が持ってそうな感じにするにはどうすればいい？

Jeden z kanałów rosyjskich pokazuje, jak obecnie wygląda linia wyposażenia żołnierza armii ukraińskiej. I to dobrze pokazuje, jak bardzo zmieniła się ta wojna. To już nie jest kwestia wyposażenia „tylko dla szturmowca”. Dziś jesteś szturmowcem, jutro bronisz pozycji, a granica między jednym a drugim praktycznie się zaciera.

これも教えたい。 炊飯器チーズケーキ。 ３合炊き炊飯器を使用しております。 これもすごく美味しいんです。 材料は クリームチーズ: 200g 卵: 2個 砂糖: 70g 生クリーム: 200ml 薄力粉: 大さじ2 レモン汁: 大さじ1 作り方は下に書いておきます。

really obsessed with this iceberg that has genuinely some of the randomest movies ive ever seen

Master thread on the 2015-2022 closure of the Internet, the process by which every major Internet platform went from broadly open with a few basic guidelines to strict narrative enforcement, often with the collaboration of govts and outsourcing moderation power to NGOs.

@atakaindustries @Action_Bob Guys, I need this more than anything. This is a bucket list gun for me.

Makarov Monday Giveaway! As a small token of appreciation to you, our beloved customers, we are giving away 3 makarovs for free. All you have to do to enter is like, retweet (or QT), and reply to this post. Must be 21 and legally able to own a firearm to win. US only etc

>boomers living on 70 acres >constantly harassing their neighbors >probably sold all the land around them to developers who of course sold off to new move ins This is specifically the type of person who has thrown away our country. Guaranteed their families are estranged.

My advice to everyone staring down a global crisis, no matter the country: buy a .22 caliber pistol, several thousand rounds, look up improvised suppressors, and watch the 1989 short film "Elephant" about Northern Ireland This is Modern Warfare

@Septanos @D0ll04 Siftheads if I recall correctly. Spent a lot of time playing that game! First thing I thought of when I saw this

@D0ll04 i remember a flashgame that was also black n white and also had a hitman for characters and i also assassinated people but i just dont remember its name

The 10hit demo is out now. You getter go play it.

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@horrorsthetics @grok what’s the audio playing in the background named?

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you're about to pay that $14,000 hospital bill. Stop call the billing department and say five words: "I need an itemized statement" watch $14,000 turn into $4,200 hospitals don't send you itemized bills by default. they send you a summary. one line. one number. pay this the itemized version shows every single charge. and that's where the scam falls apart $78 for a single Tylenol you could buy at CVS for $3 $400 for "room usage" for a room you sat in for 12 minutes $1,200 for "physician consultation" when a nurse practitioner spent 45 seconds checking your chart $250 for "surgical supplies" when you got 3 stitches and a bandaid duplicate charges for the same procedure billed twice under different codes hospitals get away with this because most people never ask. they just pay the summary or let it go to collections and destroy their credit for 7 years over charges that were never real the call script: "Hi, I'm calling about account number [X]. I'd like a fully itemized statement showing every individual charge, CPT code, and unit cost. I'm also requesting the chargemaster rate versus what my insurance was billed" they'll push back. "we already sent your statement." no. you sent a summary. you want the itemized breakdown with procedure codes once you get it: step 1: google every CPT code on the bill. compare their price to the Medicare rate for the same procedure. hospitals routinely charge 300-800% above Medicare rates. you now have negotiating leverage step 2: call back. "I've reviewed the itemized statement. There are duplicate charges on lines [X] and [X]. The charge for [procedure] is $1,200 but the Medicare reimbursement rate is $180. I'd like to discuss a fair adjustment" step 3: ask about financial hardship discount. every nonprofit hospital has one and many for-profit hospitals do too. most require a simple application. income under $60K-$80K for a family qualifies at most nonprofit hospitals for 40-100% reduction. they won't volunteer this. you have to ask step 4: if they won't negotiate, say "I'd like to file a formal billing dispute and request review by your patient advocate" this triggers an internal audit. a different person reviews the charges. errors get caught. bills get reduced step 5: offer a lump sum. "I can pay $3,800 today if we can settle this account in full." hospitals would rather take $3,800 now than send $14,000 to collections where they'll recover a fraction of the balance and if it already went to collections? the collection agency bought that $14,000 bill for pennies on the dollar. they'll often take a fraction of the original amount to delete it and walk away happy you were about to destroy your credit for 7 years over a bill that was mostly inflated charges five words would have saved you (i repair credit in 60-90 days, links in my bio)

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One of the great frustrations of trying to order parts from US (rather than Chinese) manufacturers is getting told that just having the plans for your part isn't enough to get an immediate quote, you have to speak to a saleperson, who will try to measure the size of your wallet before taking an indefinite time to get you a price, and who will delay the process of getting your parts while making you feel like you're the subject of the least attractive form of price discrimination. This post links to a page that will get you US manufacturers who will do automated quotation and quick turnaround. There aren't enough of them, but you should show them love and send a message to the folks who think "call for quote" is reasonable in 2026.

fru ask oog: "how you forgive someone who not sorry?" oog quiet long time. oog: "you ever carry heavy rock up hill?" fru: "yeah." oog: "whole way up. arms burning. legs burning. and rock not even YOUR rock. someone put it in your hand and walk away." fru: "..." oog: "forgiveness is not handing rock back to them. they gone. they not taking it. forgiveness is just. putting rock down. on ground. walking away without it." fru: "so they get away with it." oog: "they already got away with it fru. question is. you going to carry their rock to your own grave?" fru look at hands. long quiet. fru: "hard to put down." oog: "hardest thing oog ever do. oog put down slow. over long time. some day oog pick it back up without meaning to. then put down again." fru: "it get lighter?" oog: "you get stronger. not same thing. but better thing." love, oog