daeedorian

Wanted to share this because the experience was so frustrating, and I’d read some positive reviews on this sub.

My $43 Vionentus iPhone 16 Pro screen protector cracked after a day and a half.

No drops, just took it out of my pocket and saw the crack.

When I reached out for support, they demanded photos/video of the crack, and then stated they’d only send a replacement for $10.

When I stated my dissatisfaction with the principle of this, I was told they “completely understand my frustration” and reiterated the demand for $10.

I strongly suspect they’re still making a healthy profit margin on these cheap protectors even at $10, let alone $40+.

Recently submitted for a Hydra lower, and in the eforms line item mfr search, they come up as: "HYDRA LLC DBA HYDRA WEAPONRY/GWINN FIREARMS",

but the lower is marked:

"HYDRA WEAPONRY HERMON, ME".

Wondering if you have any guidance on which should go on the RPQ.

Been happily working from a NationalGunTrusts trust for many years. Really appreciate all that you do.

I was just looking for the latest info on LD1126 "An Act Requiring Serial Numbers on Firearms and Prohibiting Undetectable Firearms" which passed the legislature last summer, and the latest I'm seeing is that Mills announced on Jan 7 she would not be vetoing, so it will become Law Without Signature.

The law is written so that within 48 hours of creating a 3D printed, 80% lower, or otherwise unserialized receiver, you'd need to bring it to an FFL to be serialized, and then transferred back to you on a 4473.

This is obviously

Sad day here--this is our first time observing the bluebird nesting process via a camera-equipped nest box.

It's been fascinating to observe--and of course, we hoped to witness the whole process.

Unfortunately, the last motion-triggered clip of the female was taken at 6AM this morning, and it's now 8PM.

For the past several weeks, the male has never been far away, and this evening before dark, I saw him a few times perched on the nearby power lines overlooking the box--but no sign of the female.

I'm curious if it's more likely that something unfortunate befell the female, or if she simply discontinued incubation after the 18th morning due to the likelihood that the eggs are non-viable.