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I took this shot because I was curious what the squirrel had in its mouth. Turned out to be an old pecan it had dug up. I thought the 2 teeth holding the nut looked very cool so kept the shot.
Fox Squirrel (Sciurus niger)
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So, this is my entry. It maybe not as good as Option's but i'm still proud of it. Even if i'm not win this gun has bring me back to PMG again.
X71 CRPR is a long range, lightweight precision rifle with zero recoil that designed to operate and eliminate target in outer space and space station and atmospheric area. To fullfill that requirement, it has several features:
-Lightweight body made of tridium alloy and polymer
-Heavy 21" Barrel
-Telescoping lightweight yet solid stock with magnetic lock system.
-Ergo grip and enlarged trigger guard
-Forward ejection mechanism and telescopic bolt
-On-board computer and flippable ammo counter
-Angled, comfortable handguard.
-Powered Rails at 3, 9 and 12 o'clock position with rail cover at 3 and 9 o'clock.
To achieve zero recoil, it use a very weak propellant just to propel the projectlile a few feet off the barrel. The rocket engine inside the projectile then propel it to the target. To prevent inaccuracy, stabilizing fins and on-board computer work here to straighten the projectile's trajectory. Meanwhile the spent casing are ejected through the tube below the barrel. Unfortunately, this mechanism prevent firing in full auto, limiting it's role to Precision sniping and battle rifle.
I dunno why, but i like it without scope and magazine somehow.
And credit to Shockey for trigger and charging handle.
Another shot from last weekend's OffShoot outing to the Petit Volant circus and performing arts centre in Sandyford, Dublin.
"I believe there’s nothing like flying. Dancing and playing in the air provide a unique feeling of freedom, peace and accomplishment. I also believe that circus is for everyone, regardless of age, gender or size. It’s a place for collective joy, where the limits are our imagination.
Our aerial circus classes provide everyone with the opportunity to experience something truly distinctive. You will develop many acrobatic skills, work out your body and, at the same time, let your mind fly to places you’ve never imagined could exist. You will build up your confidence, team work and social skills. Oh yes, because you will never be alone… Flying is a collective experience, just look up at the sky and you will understand what I mean."
Mari Rampazzo, Petit Volant owner
A GBU-54 laser-JDAM waits to be loaded on an AV-8B Harrier at MCAS Yuma during Weapons and Tactics Instructor course 1-24, the final course to produce Harrier WTIs.
M-FWPR sits at Yard Center with KCSM 4527, a rare Grey KCS De Mexico AC4400 The crew had just been informed to tie down after only making it from Villa Grove to Yard Center in about 6 hours. Precision Railroading takes a back seat in some cases, it seems.
On 27/02/19 I kept an eye on the 0E19 move from Longport EMD to Hull KGV Docks, to convey 66998 back for export. It was always going to be tight as it was booked through Derby at precisely 1700...when I finish uni! Luckily I finished early and as I went through the ticket barriers, Northern Belle 57312 passed by...that was that then!
As the ensemble went away towards a green signal, they ended up stopping short. This was because a party from ROG had met the train, and one member went to change the tail lamp, which appeared to be a bike light strapped to the lamp bracket with cable ties! He added a standard lamp, then thankfully the crew had a brief chat, during which time I'd run up the platform (with bike) and got just one photo. I also got one video on my phone of the lot departing...I can actually be heard panting in the video!
This is a phone picture as there was not time to get my camera out...below is the video:
Home built Precision bass project.
Top - bare wood
Middle - grain filled, sanded, stained and ready for some nitro clearcoat
Bottom - finished article
Body - Swamp ash Precision bass body
Neck - Maple Jazz bass neck
Nut - Tusq synthetic ivory
Pickup - Seymour Duncan SPB-1
Vol & tone pots - CTS
Jack socket - Switchcraft
Machine heads - Gotoh
Bridge, scratch plate and other hardware - Generic stuff
Strings - Fender
Modern center pivot irrigation systems use low−energy precision applicators (LEPA) rather than impact sprinkler guns. With LEPA, water is applied directly to inter-rows rather than to plant canopy.
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Explore August 17,2010 #315
Seen arriving Oshkosh, WI as part of the 2016 Wisconsin Special Olympics Truck Convoy. Always a great event!!
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This beautifully sleek precision rifle fires the Remington 6.8 SPC round is the pride of Quicksilver Industries regarding design, quality and performance.
Quicksilver Ind. produces top of the notch firearms made for easy and cheap mass production, while maintaining very high quality. Our firearms will always be fully ambidextrous, two toned, operator-friendly and accessory-friendly.
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Credit to:
- Deadly for the base of the rifle. I think 90% or so is his. So thanks a lot!
- Snipes for the magazine
- J.Joker for the cheekrest part of the stock
Check out the high definition image here:
Yours truly,
~ Shockwave
Patience and Precision
Standing tall and motionless, this Great Blue Heron embodies the art of waiting for the perfect moment. Captured during golden hour along the waterfront, this majestic bird demonstrates why herons are among nature's most skilled hunters.
The intricate detail in those slate-blue feathers and that razor-sharp focus in those amber eyes tells a story of millions of years of evolution perfected for one purpose: precision.
Sometimes the best shots come to those who wait—just like this incredible bird.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAYhNHhxN0A
They trained for silence—every breath measured, every movement exact. Suspended between success and failure, the mission was unfolding perfectly… until it wasn’t. While Hope worked with surgical precision and Tommy held the line with unshakable focus, one small, fearless wildcard turned control into chaos. And in that fragile space between perfection and disaster, the mission didn’t fall apart—
…it came alive.
With all my ❤️ I thank you for your ⭐ or 💬 or just for 👀 it.
A 📷 taken by me + Camera Raw
THIS PHOTO IT'S NOT AI 📀
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An action shot that captures the precise moment when water flows from the iconic blue glass bottle of Solán de Cabras. A tribute to purity, balance, and aesthetics in an everyday gesture. The unmistakable bottle contrasts with the colorful blurred background, evoking freshness and vitality. A simple scene, yet visually striking.
The United States Air Force Thunderbirds aerial demonstration team flies in formation during an open house and air show May 10, 2014, at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, N.J. The event provided more than 300,000 visitors an opportunity to learn more about America's only tri-service joint base, which included demonstrations and static displays of aircraft and vehicles from all five services and various civilian agencies. (U.S. Air Force photo by Staff Sgt. Larry E. Reid Jr./Released)