Hmmm… Not no more. 
.277
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Yeah it is. They got the meat locker full of dear outside and it’s the middle of July! 
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He knows what he talken about. Not much changed since then. 
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He had me worried a little bit when he mentioned “cornholes”. Just saying, only in fun, only in fun.
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Is one of their first name Brisco? Brisco Darlin?
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That’s why I sold everything that wasn’t a military caliber when I had Red Dawn Fever for most of my life and still a bit always. I used to preach when people would say “ why did you do that? And I would reply “ because when the fat hits the fire and some military wants to help us civvies out they won’t be dropping us boxes of .243 and .357 Maxim for us to use.
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Nope, all good German stock. 
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Do you mean .223cal.? Equivalent 5.56mm for the M16 and variants like the M4 carbine, and (SAW) SQUAD AUTOMATIC WEAPON?
They are charging to a different weapon chambered for a different caliber = 6.8mm
Background article 
moving to the 6.8mm for increased range & lethality vs the 5.56mm
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What post are you referring to?
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I simply asked what post were you referring to?
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I got a response to my comment on the universal NATO ammunition across all the services and member nations making it readily available to all, all but eliminating any supply shortages.
Their comment was not anymore Indicating a .277 caliber in their comment.
So, I questioned .222 or .223 cal. = 5.56mm having been the standard, noting the change to the 6.8mm chambered replacement weapons as having greater range and lethality.
The production and stockpiles of the new 6.5mm being newer are not going to be as plentiful as the decades of, and since the Vietnam War era were. It will take awhile to build up the newer ammunition stockpiles.
Additionally, The 6.5mm Creedmoor, designated 6.5 Creedmoor by SAAMI, 6,5 Creedmoor by the C.I.P. is a centerfire rifle cartridge introduced by Hornady in 2007. It was developed by Hornady senior ballistics scientist Dave Emary in partnership with Dennis DeMille, the vice-president of product development at Creedmoor Sports, hence the name. The cartridge is a necked-down modification of the.30 Thompson Center.
Hornady’s Critical Duty rounds is one of several among several companies that produce 9mm ammunition in JHP jacketed hollow point rounds along with Spree Gold Dot that passed FBI ballistic test standards for terminal trajectory penetration and wound cavitation deemed necessary to stop a threat and thus, got adopted for issue to federal law enforcement agencies and recommended to law enforcement agencies in general for being capable of officer safety force protection being met. So, if you use that type of ammunition, and it’s called into question by a perpetrator’s attorney in court you can say it’s the standard adopted by the FBI and Law enforcement
The test uses (human body composition) gel blocks to show depth of penetration and width of channeling, the Standard is that it does not stop before 12 to 18 inches of penetration through the wear of outer clothing.
So, it will cause trauma sufficient to stop a threat.
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If you click on your avatar, it’ll show you what post he replied to.
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Thank you for that, but they hid it so well that no pencil 
icon shows to click on.
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I thought you had me blocked or on ignore. What ever it takes.
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It’s been 7 months since this was imminent. Did it happen?
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Given the endless number of people who are endlessly claiming they now exactly what is going to happen and when it will happen, eventually one of them will be right. The odds are in their never ending collected predictive favor.
Though I do think there is a higher than normal chance that some bad things are going to happen in 2025 and I think those odds are just going to continue to rise as our global economic and political systems continue to melt down under the weight of massive greed and corruption.
I pray you can come back here in 2026 and beyond to point out how wrong my prediction is🤞
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Definitions of “imminent” in the American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition:
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About to occur; impending. “in imminent danger.”
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Threatening to occur immediately; near at hand; impending; – said especially of misfortune or peril.
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Full of danger; threatening; menacing; perilous.
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I concur on all this Bruh, I must confess that I have been guilty of my share of ‘Chicken Littleling’ here. It’s just that when Trump wasn’t a sure fire Winner, the prospects of Kamel-La La La La Laaaaaaaaaaaa getting her Woke A–in the big chair, and all the rest of the above Fear Powder being LIBERAL-Ly spread on all of us
A Civil War, Black Swan event seemed highly likely.
I’m glad it didn’t happen, but I believe they won’t just go quietly into the good night.
There is a desperation in the DEEP STATES minds of ‘To the last man!’ that I find disturbing.
And lastly the sad fact of all these Military Aged Men are STILL in country.
Now the talk seems to be about the Deportation of Illegals but I don’t hear much on the F’N Terrorists imbedded here…>WAITING!
Happy Christmas and Load N Lock!
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