Jakezilla

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https://imgur.com/a/Fa2tmHP

5/8x24 Muzzle Brake DA-102 (no retail packaging, no shims) pending to kalashnifrog

5/8x24 Muzzle Brake DA-102 (no retail packaging) sold to NinjaT3N

5/8x24 Flash Hider DA-302 (new in package) sold to Nikk123

5/8x24 Muzzle Brake DA-102 (no retail packaging, no shims) sold to GJJA

1/2x28 Muzzle Brake DA-101 (new in package) sold to GJJA

1/2x28 Flash Hider DA-301 (new in package) sold to Oregon_Shooter

1/2x28 Flash Hider DA-301 (new in package) sold to Orion-_

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$60 per device. $5 shipping whether you buy 1 or all of them. Paypal G&S.

Long story short, I picked all of these up wh

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r/fantasyfootball•

He just doesn't seem to live up to the hype. Maybe I'm just salty because he screwed me last year, and I swore I wouldn't draft him this year but we had wifi dropout and I ended up auto drafting him. This morning I had to drop him or Doug Baldwin so I could replace an injured Delanie Walker, and I think I made a terrible choice...

So what say you, should we still be on Dez Nutz? Or is it time to let the sun set on his legacy?

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r/flashlight•

Hi all, long time lurker. My trusty (discontinued) PD22UE might be lost so I am in the market for a new EDC! I am kind of addicted to Fenix (I own a PD32, LD22, PD35 2015, HP30, and CL25R) but I am open to try something new!

Purpose - EDC, pocket carry (needs a clip), general lighting

Size - I want it small. PD22UE was 3.5", and the new PD25 is 3.7" but I don't know if I want to go that big....

Battery Type & Quantity - one CR123a/16340

Price Range - around fiddy bucks

Type - Handheld with clip

Lumens - around 500 max with a 5ish lumen low mode and at least one step inbetween

Switch Type - I've only known rear power switch with side mode switch. I am op

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r/askscience•

In the book TITLE IS A SPOILER there is a large rotating cylindrical space station that the characters reference that one direction feels like walking uphill, and the other way feels like they are walking downhill. They are walking along a hallway roughly 8' wide and 8' tall.

On this website the author details how you would feel heavier if you move with the rotation (increasing your angular momentum) and lighter if you went against the rotation.

In the book, it takes them a very long time to walk around the whole of the space station. They don't state exactly how long, but 9.42 hours at a walking pace (5km/h

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