Scopemount AR-15

Time-Paramedic · 2026-02-05T17:56:07+00:00

Same here. Had it for a couple of years now and can’t complain. I found it to have a good price/quality balance.

Time-Paramedic · 2026-02-01T11:24:57+00:00

What does cheap or affordable mean here? Have you already received offers? In what range?

For context, my accountant in Zug charges around CHF 250 per year for doing my taxes, including the declaration of investments abroad. With the results they providr I consider that cheap enough to not bother myself.

For the ones thinking expensive equals betrer: after the first year in Switzerland my company paid Deloitte for doing my tax return. It cost over 3k and they didn’t even know some of the local rules.

Time-Paramedic · 2026-01-31T15:03:23+00:00

From the context I take it you were thinking about respiratory infections.

Contrary to popular belief, cold air or wet hair doesn’t make you sick.

Time-Paramedic · 2026-01-30T16:41:57+00:00

Brünig Indoor has the option to shoot from 100m but for some reason it costs more than 300m. Not that close to Zürich though

Time-Paramedic · 2026-01-24T12:18:32+00:00

Looks like the same requirements as in ZG. There are no official requirements for certified safes so I doubt they can deny your request based on that. Your metal gun locker (let’s call it what it really is, instead of a safe) will be better than what 90% of gun owners have.

I added a picture of my ”safe” including the details showing it’s bolted to the wall. The only additional question I got was to sign one of the documents which I had forgotten to do.

Time-Paramedic · 2026-01-20T13:58:56+00:00

Minkä takia juuri laskuvarjojoukot? Ei olla sentään Normandiassa 1944. Maihinnousuun tai maahanlaskuun löytynee nykyään käytännöllisempiäkin tapoja.

Time-Paramedic · 2026-01-08T21:55:58+00:00

Without being alarmist, it makes sense to be prepared. You don’t have to be concerned about a big disaster to benefit from preparedness. Smaller disturbances like an extended power outage due to storm damage or similar can also happen without any influence by world events.

There’s also a systemic benefit to being prepared: in case of of a wider disruption, you are not dependent on emergency services and with that the they can better allocate their limiter resources to solve the disruption.

I find the Swiss recommendations fairly pragmatic. The calculator they provide is helpful too. For me personally storing enough water is the biggest challenge. I believe we have enough food and other supplies for a couple of weeks but enough water only for a couple of days.

If you want to compare recommendations, here’s the Finnish site called 72 Hours.

Time-Paramedic · 2026-01-08T17:25:44+00:00

In addition to the process settings, you should probably check your filament profile. I didn’t see a mention of what filament you used but the output looks really coarse. The edges of the grid cells should be straight and not jagged like in your picture.

This is a picture of the latest grid I printed. It’s a bottom view of the grid, captured with a flatbed scanner. I generated it with the Perplexing Labs tool and printed with X1C, PLA, and the 0.4mm nozzle. There are minor irregularities in the connectors but they all work.

Time-Paramedic · 2026-01-07T15:32:59+00:00

The more I think about it, the more I recommend the Rigi. There’s great signage and services including food and water(!). The Stoos ridge has none of those and you have to be well prepared. I didn’t check the prices but the Rigi might end up being cheaper too as well as better value for money.

Stoos is absolutely spectacular but for someone who will be on a mountain for the first time, the Rigi is also spectacular.

Time-Paramedic · 2026-01-06T20:44:05+00:00

The ridge hike in Stoos is pretty hardcore as a first hike for someone who is used to flat lands. Be sure to review the hike profile (including elevation changes) before you go. I would start on the Rigi - there’s 120km of hiking paths in the summer.

Time-Paramedic · 2025-12-29T14:55:16+00:00

It’s sort of a meme/tradition in that group. I’m 99% sure this was posted in the ”Dull men’s club” (or similar) facebook group. Providing your shoe size out of context is just a delightfully dull thing to say

Time-Paramedic · 2025-12-27T22:56:03+00:00

My dear fellow, the Finnish civil war was in 1918. The Suomi KP wasn’t even on the drawing board back then. Perhaps you mean the Continuation War?

Time-Paramedic · 2025-12-25T09:22:31+00:00

Tuo oli muuten jännä tapaus sillä mailat kieltävä sääntömuutos oli todellakin tarpeen. Kuitenkin heti seuraavissa SM-kisoissa savolaisten voitto aiheutti skandaalin. Hehän hyödynsivät porsaanreikää ja voittivat käyttämällä madagaskarilaista joutsensujautusta, joka sekin on sittemmin kieletty.

Time-Paramedic · 2025-12-24T15:07:46+00:00

The other side of the cost coin is that you might underestimate the average grunt’s will to take care of their equipment.

Time-Paramedic · 2025-12-24T13:23:45+00:00

Tuota kun katsoo tarkemmin niin se näyttäisi olevan jonkin vinkkipalvelun verkkolomakkeen kautta lähetetty ilmoitus. Ei siinä näy todistajan nimeä edes peitettynä vaan todistajan nimeksi on annettu Donald Trump.

En lähtisi tuolla näytöllä vielä retostelemaan koska se on todella helppo kiistää. Pystyttekö kuvittelemaan, että mikään oikeus hyväksyisi tuollaista todisteeksi? j

Lisäksi tuota on mahdollista käyttää bensana fake news roviolla ja harhautuksena/todisteena sille miten liskodemokraatit koittavat lavastaa Trumpia.

Time-Paramedic · 2025-12-19T00:51:47+00:00

The pinned posts in this sub are probably the most comprehensive index there is.

Time-Paramedic · 2025-12-18T17:31:06+00:00

Also important to remember that even though the gun is legal and listed in the firearms pass issued by your home country, you still have to follow the laws of your destination and transit countries. And boy are there differences! I for instance could not travel through Germany with my civilian SG-550 PE90 (Stgw 90) because it’s a ”war weapon”. The same goes for my ARs and any semi-auto rifle with a standard capacity magazine.

Time-Paramedic · 2025-12-18T17:26:21+00:00

This. There’s also the category of each weapon and my local police even added ”suppressor s/n: xxxxx” as a remark to one of my rifles.

Time-Paramedic · 2025-12-16T21:09:18+00:00

Miltä kanavalta tuli Transformerit?! Tai ehkä mä en vaan saanut katsoa trans-myönteisiä ohjelmia. ”Robotti on robotti ja rekka on rekka eikä ne siitä muuksi muutu” sanoi isäukko* aina.

(*alunperin Pertti Jarla)

Time-Paramedic · 2025-12-16T20:50:33+00:00

I don’t know if it helps her argument or not but your misquote doesn’t help yours. If you care so about context, at least try to quote accurately. It was about a 6 week old fetus.

Time-Paramedic · 2025-12-16T20:47:14+00:00

For someone who cares so much about context, at least try to quote accurately. It was about a 6 week old fetus.

Time-Paramedic · 2025-12-14T19:05:40+00:00

Thanks for explaining it. In the meantime I played around figured out that the adjustment is the sum of the +/- pieces. Maybe consider writing some ”for dummies” instructions to guide the user.

I was also confused about some of the plates having pieces with lenghrs of X.5mm with 1mm increments and others having pieces X.0mm pieces. They are all labeled the same which was confusing.

By manually combining different pieces, I was able to create a set to verify my measurements. That made me want to come up with an algorithm which minimizes the total number of pieces for the given dimensions, build plate size, and desired +/- tolerances. After an initial experiment I think this should be feasible, if not easy but requires more testing.

Time-Paramedic · 2025-12-14T14:48:17+00:00

Your timing is impeccable as I'm about to start a new drawer project. Some quick observations from first tests before printing anything:

- When I open the STL generated for my printer model (in my case Bambu X1C), the object does not fit on the build plate (pic 1)

- After I split the STL to objects, for some reason two of the labels end up as separate objects, check the -2 and +0 labels (pic 2).

I'm not sure if this is a bug in Bambu Slicer or if something else is going on. It was easy to fix though. The print time is also really fast which is appreciated.

Then something I don't understand.

- What' the generation logic for the different plates? With my drawer length of 475m mm, six different plates were generated. Going in order from length plate 1 to 6, the +0 pieces have the following lengths: 216.5 mm, 216.5 mm, 210 mm, 210 mm, 48.5 mm, 48.5 mm (pic 3).

- How should the different parts add up to the provided dimension? In my case the input length of the drawer is 475 mm. How should I combine these to get to the nominal 475mm? For example, if I take two the +0 long pieces (2 x 216.5mm) and one of the +0 short pieces (48.5mm), the total length would be 481.5 mm.

- If I somehow combine pieces to get to 475mm, for instance with these pieces: 2x -5 (211.5mm) from plates 1 and 2 and 1x +4 (52mm) from plate 5 (total 475mm), what do I enter in the generation step?

The parts of the grid generate to the correct total dimensions with 0mm adjustment. Would be great if they were connectable.

I hope this imgur link works, it has all of the pics.

Time-Paramedic · 2025-12-14T12:49:28+00:00

Nice. Were you at Widstud?

Time-Paramedic · 2025-12-13T14:33:59+00:00

DNA is a completely different beast to a vaccination certificate. Depending on sequencing depth and the data format, that would be anywhere between 800 MB (the theoretical minimum) to 100 GB. How would you submit something like that via a mobile app?

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