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VA-gunnut

Because I said so, that's why!

Joined Jul 2001
Posts 61907
EE 100% (8)

VA, USA

Posted: 10/18/2014 7:06:15 PM EDT

[Last Edit: VA-gunnut]

This is a TECHNICAL FORUM, not General
Discussion. The management has set forth a higher standard to be upheld
here than in GD. If the original post is questionable to you, IM one of
the moderators and alert them. DO NOT troll other people's posts who
annoy you. You're not doing anyone a favor and will probably get in
trouble yourself. If you think someone is out of line use the "REPORT"
button and let the mods handle it.
If you are new, or need
a refresher of the Code of Conduct, please be sure to read it.
Link

The following rules are in addition to the CoC, so please make sure you read and understand them as well.

READ THE FAQS FIRST

USE THE REPORT BUTTON: Be
polite and act like an adult; this is not general discussion. If
someone has made a foolish purchase or given foolish advice do not call
them names or use profanity. Explain politely what you believe the
problem is or contact a moderator or staff member. Similarly, if you
think someone is shilling please contact a moderator and let us
investigate.

POST THREADS IN THE CORRECT SECTIONS.
Please do not post threads about new assault weapon laws, movies or
other items that are not related to the physical functioning of
Precision Rifles. IF A THREAD HAS BEEN MOVED, IT MAY NOT LEAVE A POINTER
TO ITS NEW LOCATION. Click on the "My Topics" button to see the new location of your post.

KEEP YOUR COMMENTS ON-TOPIC AND YOUR SMART-ALEC COMMENTS TO YOURSELF. The
technical forums are for technical discussions, and posting stupid
comments if you think someone else's comments are not up to your
standards are a sure way to get you into trouble. Please do not post
funny Photoshops, cute pictures or internet "meme" in the technical
sections. .

Do NOT make claims or provide expertise regarding items you have no first hand experience with.

Do not make comments about other members lack of posts or time on the site.
There are very experienced military personnel and law enforcement
officers who only post here once in awhile. If you think someone is
making false statements about their experience or background please
contact a moderator. This has been a problem in the past and will be
dealt with.

If someone appears new or inexperienced, try to be helpful. If you are new or inexperienced in some area please avoid giving advice about something which you are not knowledgeable about.

Please use thread titles that give some indication what the thread is about.
For example if your new Hellblast light does not work try "Hellblast
light broke" vs. "well this sucks" or "what do you think about this"
Using generic thread titles will make it less likely that someone who is
familiar with light (or whatever) will see thread, also the thread will
not show up in SEARCH later when someone else encounters the same
problem.

If
you have a problem with a product or dealer like shipping or delivery
issues please post that in the Equipment Exchange Feedback Forum. If your thread does not relate to the physical functioning of a
Precision Rifle, such as slow or fast shipping, you should be posting
in EE feedback. Please knock off the whining in every thread where there
is a question regarding a cosmetic flaw on a receiver etc whether you
personally don't care if your new firearm has a cosmetic flaw isn't
something you need to share over and over with an exasperated sigh.

Dealers are not to make posts about products they sell. THIS DOES NOT APPLY TO "INDUSTRY PARTNERS"; however Industry Partners are still required to obtain Staff permission when advertising in the Precision Rifle technical sections (except for the New Products
section). If you are buying products solely to resell them, or
otherwise involved in regular business transactions, you are considered a
dealer-this is not the sole definition of dealer. If you are unsure,
ask. That you don't bother to pay income tax or sales tax doesn't mean
that you are not a dealer. That you do not have a business license or
insurance does not mean you are not a dealer. That you operate out of
your house or garage and do not have a regular place of business does
not mean you are not a dealer.

IM Links to Mods for these forums:

ReconB4

Rob01

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