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My grandfather's rifle has a cut in the side that I would guess was for mounting a scope. I haven't been able to find anything about such a thing so I don't know if this was a production feature or if it was after market and the stock was refinished. Knowing my grandfather, the latter wouldn't surprise me,.
I decided to put the scopes back on the mount today, just as I did it started raining :-(
Celestron 9.25", Takahashi Sky-90 with flattener on a Celestron CGE mount.
Mason Hildreth produdly shows off his benchrest equipment.
His gun is a 6 x 47 Lapua, Remington 700 action, Douglas Barrel, Shehane Tracker stock and Night Force scope. Gunsmith is Douglas Barrel
From your blossoming garden gather fragrant memories
of the vanished flowers of a hundred years before.
In the joy of your heart may you feel the living joy that sang one spring morning,
sending its glad voice across a hundred years...
R. Tagore (The Gardener -1915)
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Rifle scopes are available in stunning variety today. Some are simple and basic while some look like a PhD could be asked to operate them. When you would assume that the values will probably also vary from well under $100 to a few thousands of dollars. Complexity and cost ranges have a wide selection because shooters, their firearms, and their goals, whether paper or game, additionally pay a very wide variety. A few .22 rifles might just be employed for squirrels or rabbits in 50 yards or less. At the opposite end of this scale are predators hunting large game such as elk in states that could demand shots at well over 1000 yard scope.
A "There Will Be Blood Vignette. Daniel and Henry survey the land for the pipeline.
Credit for tripod design: www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=260081
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attend a series of demonstrations by SLSA at Manly on Friday 19 April 2014
© Aaron Saye 2014
KABUL, 06 August 2018 - Opening of exhibition on the Minaret of Jam, one of the two World Cultural Heritage site of Afghanistan. organized by UNESCO Afghanistan in Culture Unit. The exhibition’s open ceremony take place in the Embassy of Italy in Kabul. Within the scope of the Afghanistan’s National Programme for Culture and Creative Economy (NPCE), the Afghan Government and UNESCO have inaugurated the exhibition—“The Minaret of Jam” –presenting the documentation of decades of works on the monument, one of the two World Heritage Sites in Afghanistan. The 3D survey of the Minaret done in 2017 during a joint Afghan Government-UNESCO mission is shown for the first time to the public, alongside and in counterpoint to the drawings and photo-documentation elaborated during the 1960s and 70s by the Italian architect Andrea Bruno, which constitute the first known scientific survey of the Minaret.
Photo UNAMA / Fardin Waezi.
My oscilloscope with a frequency modulated pulse waveform. From when I was working on the OpenEEG project (never finished it; want to try my own designs now that I know how it works).
President Tsai attends a reception with Taiwanese expatriates in Latin America, Taiwan technical mission personnel, and young people doing alternative national service. (2023/03/31)
La Presidenta Tsai sostiene un encuentro con los representantes de la comunidad taiwanesa, los miembros de la Misión Técnica y los jóvenes del servicio militar alternativo (2023/03/31)
Official Photo by Makoto Lin / Office of the President
授權方式及範圍：中華民國總統府│政府網站資料開放宣告
Authorization Method & Scope:
Running the scope with a 5V USB/TTL adapter (e.g. BUB or an FTDI cable) gives pretty bad contrast. The whole device pulls about 200-250mA. Stabilized external power (real 9V DC) works just fine.
Please note that a new hardware version of this device has been released, therefore these images will most likely not apply to it.
授權方式及範圍：中華民國總統府│政府網站資料開放宣告
Authorization Method & Scope:
Following the end of the Civil War, the United States Congress passed legislation that greatly extended the scope of pension coverage for both veterans and for their survivors and dependents, notably their widows and orphans. This ballooned the number of staff that was needed to implement and administer the new benefits system to over 1,500 and quickly required a new building to house them all. Meigs was chosen to design and construct the new building, now the National Building Museum. He broke away from the established Greco-Roman models that had been the basis of government buildings in Washington, D.C., up until then, and was to continue following the completion of the Pension Building. Meigs based his design on Italian Renaissance precedents, notably Rome's Palazzo Farnese and Plazzo della Cancelleria.
Included in his design was a 1,200-foot long sculptured frieze executed by Caspar Buberl. Since creating a work of sculpture of that size was well out of Meigs's budget, he had Buberl create 28 different scenes (totaling 69 feet in length), which were then mixed and slightly modified to create the continuous 1,200-foot long parade that includes over 1,300 figures. Because of the way that the 28 sections are modified and mixed up, it is only by somewhat careful examination that the frieze reveals itself to be the same figures repeated over and over. The sculpture includes infantry, navy, artillery, cavalry, and medical components as well as a good deal of the supply and quartermaster functions.
Meigs's correspondence with Buberl reveals that Meigs insisted that one teamster, "must be a negro, a plantation slave, freed by war," be included in the Quartermaster panel.[2] This figure was ultimately to assume a position in the center, over the west entrance to the building.
When Philip Sheridan was asked to comment on the building, his reply echoed the sentiment of much of the Washington establishment of the day, that the only thing that he could find wrong with the building was that it was fireproof. (A similar quote is also attributed to William T. Sherman, so the story might well be apocryphal.)
The completed building, sometimes referred to as "Meigs's Old Red Barn", was created by using more than 1,500,000 bricks, which, according to the wits of the day, were all counted by the parsimonious Meigs.
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