Yep and it has been this way for a very long time. It is one of the lies told by Obama, there has always been healthcare for the indigent. It is against the law for a hospital to deny "emergency" health care based on a person's ability to pay. .

If it is shooting good currently with no fliers, then I'd leave it be. The 3 main things that I will do to a factory rifle are:

1) Free float the barrel
2) Lighten up the trigger
3) Bed it, only if it's needed.

When I first got into long range shooting I was running an inexpensive $500 Howa 1500 in 270 Winchester. The barrel was touching the stock at the end of the forend. When I free floated it, the action in the stock was such that it dropped the front of the barrel down more into the stock channel. So we bedded it to have a good base and keep the barrel free floated. We lightened up the trigger as well. The rifle went from shooting ok with some fliers once the barrel got warm, to 3/4 moa all day long out to 800 yards and much more consistent from shot to shot.

But not all factory rifles need this work. Bergara makes a very good factory rifle. The top 2 factory rifles that I recommend are the Tikka and Bergara rifles. Both shoot very well out of the box.

can you tell me where you got those Elk grips? id like to order some for my P365 .thanks

The more I think about this...she's got Skinnerback written all over her

We dont have the variety of birds like you. Or you are looking far and wide.

Damn, I ate a can of soup that’s been in my locker for two years.