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Did you guys see this already ?
I want the Tron Bike, ah, ok the Batman Blanket
http://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/
I want the Tron Bike, ah, ok the Batman Blanket
http://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/
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Did you guys see this already ?
I want the Tron Bike, ah, ok the Batman Blanket
http://www.thisiswhyimbroke.com/
nothing you need, but everything you want.
the ATAT dog costume is my fav.
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I am not much of a gun guy, so I really wouldn't know. But I saw this in a crappy tv-show:
Isn't the scope on backwards? All the pictures of rifle scopes google can come up with, regardless of era, has the thickest end away from the shooter, not unlike a pair of binoculars.
Isn't the scope on backwards? All the pictures of rifle scopes google can come up with, regardless of era, has the thickest end away from the shooter, not unlike a pair of binoculars.
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Yeah, it's pretty wrong. I can't imagine how he'd ever be able to see anything that way.
Of course, there's a lot of places that you'll find such inaccuracies:
A lot of people do it that way just so that they can be internet badasses and then "correct" other people and seem like they know a lot more than they actually do. I mounted one of my scopes that way, just so that people would leave me alone about it on the internet.
Of course, there's a lot of places that you'll find such inaccuracies:
A lot of people do it that way just so that they can be internet badasses and then "correct" other people and seem like they know a lot more than they actually do. I mounted one of my scopes that way, just so that people would leave me alone about it on the internet.
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Cool story, bro.
So I gather from your not wanting to be an "internet badass and then "correct" other people and seem like they know a lot more than they actually do" that what you are trying to say is:
"Yes, you certainly was correct when you stated you was not a gun guy. Because there are several examples of scopes where this is actually correct. I guess you learned something today".
I certainly did. Thank you for being so informative and so not a complete dick about it.
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heh.
Nah, I'm more or less drunk right now, and I was just being a dick, that's all.
But, if you'd like to see a bunch of scopes set up that way, do a google image search for 1-4x scopes, and pay special attention to the ones that are on modern AR-15-type rifles. Seems like the current trend in the tacti-cool community is going back toward that sort of thing.
Having a large bell on the front (or objective) lens of a scope is great for light-gathering characteristics. You'll be able to see better in lower light, so long as your glass is good quality. However, the back end - closest to the eye - is generally where it's easiest to control the focus and magnification aspects of the scope, and that's what you're getting the advantage of with a large bell on that end.
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