Jason Snyder
WKR
I didn’t fall at the range today…
I felt like it was noteworthy since I confessed earlier in the thread I fall in the woods.
This is kind of a funny take on the drop test in my opinion. The only people that would have the resources to test a large number of scopes and run the analytics would be the companies that builds them or would be an outside source that the consumer would have to pay to receive the results. If consumers are unwilling to pay for that, manufactures would have to foot the bill.Small sample size, lack of formal statistics and analytics training, and confirmation bias come to mind as the top three contributors to these opinions (this goes far beyond scopes).
Did you only look for "blowhard" posts because some of mine were purely comedic relief?Decided I wanted to see who was the biggest blowhard in this dumpster fire based on post count (I was worried it might be me). There is certainly a clear winner, with several runners up.
@Marbles 17 + 1 =18
@mxgsfmdpx 22
@pods8 (Rugged Stitching) 26
@CorbLand 22
@fwafwow 9
@JGRaider 43
@wyosam 15
@35WhelenAI 24
@Macintosh 18
I will see if I can flex the self control muscle and keep myself from passing the 20 mark.
Mine were probably at least 90% blowhard.Did you only look for "blowhard" posts because some of mine were purely comedic relief?
If I had known it was a contest, I would have tried harder.Decided I wanted to see who was the biggest blowhard in this dumpster fire based on post count (I was worried it might be me). There is certainly a clear winner, with several runners up.
@Marbles 17 + 1 =18
@mxgsfmdpx 22
@pods8 (Rugged Stitching) 26
@CorbLand 22
@fwafwow 9
@JGRaider 43
@wyosam 15
@35WhelenAI 24
@Macintosh 18
I will see if I can flex the self control muscle and keep myself from passing the 20 mark.
Good one, no matter what side of the discussion your post count is on.Decided I wanted to see who was the biggest blowhard in this dumpster fire based on post count (I was worried it might be me). There is certainly a clear winner, with several runners up.
@Marbles 17 + 1 =18
@mxgsfmdpx 22
@pods8 (Rugged Stitching) 26
@CorbLand 22
@fwafwow 9
@JGRaider 43
@wyosam 15
@35WhelenAI 24
@Macintosh 18
I will see if I can flex the self control muscle and keep myself from passing the 20 mark.
Obviously, some people have way too much time on their hands.
Decided I wanted to see who was the biggest blowhard in this dumpster fire based on post count (I was worried it might be me). There is certainly a clear winner, with several runners up.
@Marbles 17 + 1 =18
@mxgsfmdpx 22
@pods8 (Rugged Stitching) 26
@CorbLand 22
@fwafwow 9
@JGRaider 43
@wyosam 15
@35WhelenAI 24
@Macintosh 18
@BjornF16 18
I will see if I can flex the self control muscle and keep myself from passing the 20 mark.
An important bit of distinction is missing from most of the threads that argue incessantly about drop testing. It is NOT about falling with your rifle. It is to predict which scopes will withstand the cumulative effects of recoil and general use, and still function. The same scopes that fail the drop test, have also been found to fail after just being used as a scope. So the tests are like a free time machine ride into the future.I felt like it was noteworthy since I confessed earlier in the thread I fall in the woods.
Now, I’m going to take my dogs for a hike and see if I can make it home without an ambulance and then make some jambalaya.
No, that would have made it subjective. So, just number of posts. Clearly not all are the same quality.Did you only look for "blowhard" posts because some of mine were purely comedic relief?
Understood. My sarcasm is obviously under the radar.An important bit of distinction is missing from most of the threads that argue incessantly about drop testing. It is NOT about falling with your rifle. It is to predict which scopes will withstand the cumulative effects of recoil and general use, and still function. The same scopes that fail the drop test, have also been found to fail after just being used as a scope. So the tests are like a free time machine ride into the future.
No, that would have made it subjective. So, just number of posts. Clearly not all are the same quality.
One could argue for word count (besides this being too much work), I feel most of the time higher word count per post actually reflects a more serious attempt to engage and discuss.
And, now if I make one more post I have hit 20 and my self control muscle has failed. Which I guess is an open invitation for people to ask questions and try to provoke another response.
I wish there was a shoulder shrug emoji for the "like" options.
Well you out smarted my goal.No, that would have made it subjective. So, just number of posts. Clearly not all are the same quality.
One could argue for word count (besides this being too much work), I feel most of the time higher word count per post actually reflects a more serious attempt to engage and discuss.
And, now if I make one more post I have hit 20 and my self control muscle has failed. Which I guess is an open invitation for people to ask questions and try to provoke another response.
I wish there was a shoulder shrug emoji for the "like" options.
I smell a spreadsheetWell you out smarted my goal.
The real question is why are you touching turds and smelling your fingers. I am not sure how everyone missed this important info......I don't need statistics to know my fingers smell when I touch a turd.
Oh man, I am in my busy season at work.I smell a spreadsheet
In my opinion, relevance has a fairly direct correlation to: is it an emotional response that drags others down or disparages a persons view or a product when it's not that person's viewpoint. To me, it takes a modicum of words to develop a point or an argument, in support or defense of differing viewpoints. I probably am the poster child for word count, as I am a poster child scope user.How many words does it take for a post to seem important to the overall dialogue, and not just a post count padding attempt at relevance? Asking for a friend.
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