memtb
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I sat down and put 23 rounds through my 458 Lott once, getting it dialed in for a hunt. No brake, it was all I wanted.
That would be absorbing a pretty fair amount of recoil! memtb
I sat down and put 23 rounds through my 458 Lott once, getting it dialed in for a hunt. No brake, it was all I wanted.
I sat down and put 23 rounds through my 458 Lott once, getting it dialed in for a hunt. No brake, it was all I wanted.
I stuck my head down that rabbit hole just briefly. All the big brands manufacture in multiple countries depending on the model of tire. Only way to know where they were made is to run the DOT code stamped on the sidewall. I love my Cooper truck tires but it Sounds like they were making all truck tires in China after 2020 (mine are from 2017 so maybe not) now good year bought them so that could change. The Goodyears on my wife's car are made in Germany….Nothing can be simple. I think Michelin has the highest percentage made in the states.Toyo ... Chinese
I ran Cooper's for years on my trucks. They didn't wear long but weren't expensive and knew made in USA. I've been running Goodyear Wranglers last two sets. They say made in USA on them. I've had Goodrich all terrain radials years ago. They were made in USA back then. I got 88k on a set of Goodyear Wrangler radials on my F250 years ago. I could of went a little further but I was going on an out of state trip. The guy at tire place couldn't believe it. Told him I rotated every 5k. He said I should contact Goodyear to make a commercial. Maybe I should of...I stuck my head down that rabbit hole just briefly. All the big brands manufacture in multiple countries depending on the model of tire. Only way to know where they were made is to run the DOT code stamped on the sidewall. I love my Cooper truck tires but it Sounds like they were making all truck tires in China after 2020 (mine are from 2017 so maybe not) now good year bought them so that could change. The Goodyears on my wife's car are made in Germany….Nothing can be simple. I think Michelin has the highest percentage made in the states.
According to this presenter, 200ft/lbs is about the maximum a human can handle
Here is a rifle designed and built to test the hypothesis.
Pretty crazy video. (I turned on subtitles and muted it)