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National Stainless Steel Centre chose to concentrate on process stainless steel, high alloys, duplex and super duplex with the latest processing technology available

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At least in the rifle department, an avalanche of new shooting equipment is being chambered for a bullet known as the 6.5 Creedmoor. Every hunting, long-range target and semi-automatic tactical weapon builder I examined in magazines and online after the enormous Las Vegas SHOT (Shooting, Hunting, Outdoor Trade) Show last January had added a rifle chambered for the 6.5 Creedmoor cartridge. This shooter obviously does something particularly special.

Plastic/carbon/bolts: Pro Circuit designed its own carbon fiber skid plate and had LightSpeed build it for them (it is available for sale through LightSpeed). The rear chain guide is also carbon fiber and for sale. The carbon fiber rear caliper guard is not for sale. All of the plastic is from R-Tech and is secured with aluminum bolts wherever strength is not in question. 

Surprised no one bothered to point out the basic difference between “Assault Rifle” and “Battle Rifle”, much less the sheer duplicity of citing The FN/FAL platform as it was never designed to handle the 7.62 and thus had the exact same issue with recoil as was cited being the downfall of the M14. So many words.

From this point on, I respectfully decline to comment too far, but if the pussification of our military that began under Obama has to include the actual trigger-pullers, all bets are off. Now, IF the powers (the Joint Chiefs) were to understand the need for a tiered infantry weapons system, we could hope to see something like what has worked so well in past eras. Take WWII: A Marine rifle squad had M1 Garands, at least one BAR, officers and senior NCO’s had a choice, Garand or carbine. Usually, there was a .30 cal machine gun nearby. That carried through Korea, until the early 1960’s, when the M-14 replaced the Garand (7.62 vs. 30.06), the M-60 machine gun replaced the BAR and the .30 cal. three man gun. We went into Vietnam that way, with other weaponry as well, like the M-79 grenade gun, and still carrying the old 3.5 rocket tube (my penance).

Morgan Stanley has retained an overweight recommendation on Sims Metal Management ((SGM)) with its price target raised to $12.50. “We continue to believe in the long-term structural shifts that surround the environment SGM operates in. While scrap prices declined during the end of CY18, recent green shoots in key scrap price indices are encouraging. We believe that favourable short- and long-term dynamics are not reflected in the current SGM share price.”

The current Quick Ratio of Universal Stainless & Alloy Products Inc. is 0.7 while its Current Ratio is 3. Meanwhile, Ternium S.A. has a Current Ratio of 2.4 while its Quick Ratio is 0.9. Universal Stainless & Alloy Products Inc. is better positioned to pay off its short-term and long-term debts than Ternium S.A.

Pro Circuit suspension guru Bones Bacon retired earlier this past year to get married and to go fishing—but not necessarily in that order. Mitch hired Showa technician Adam Walters to take Bones’ place in the shop but signed Bones to a consulting gig with the Pro Circuit/Monster Energy race team. So, when Austin Forkner’s KX250 showed up on test day, Bones showed up with it.

1) What all companies are currently profiled in the report? Following are list of players that are currently profiled in the the report “BS Stainless, Sandvik Materials Technology, Gibbs Wire& Steel, Optimum Spring, Loos& Co., S3i Group, Company Profile, Main Business Information, SWOT Analysis, Sales, Revenue, Price and Gross Margin, Market Share, Type 316, Type 304 & Others”

Cantek’s MX340 compact edgebander can apply up to 3mm thick edgebanding.  Working units include: high frequency end trim, high frequency top and bottom trim, PVC scraping, and buffing station. It is equipped with a heated infeed fence. (888) 982-2683, CantekAmerica.com

IMI plc designs, manufactures, and services engineered products that control the precise movement of fluids worldwide. The company’s IMI Critical Engineering division offers critical flow control solutions. It provides anti-surge valve and actuator systems to liquefied natural gas compression facilities; integrated flow control systems for critical applications in fluid catalytic cracking; valves into the ethylene and polypropylene production processes, as well as delayed coking; actuation systems to operate industrial valves; and turbine by-pass valves for conventional and nuclear power plants. This division serves the power, oil and gas, petrochemical, and actuation markets under the IMI Bopp & Reuther, IMI CCI, IMI Fluid Kinetics, IMI InterAtiva, IMI NH, IMI Orton, IMI Remosa, IMI STI, IMI TH Jansen, IMI Truflo Marine, IMI Truflo Rona, IMI Truflo Italy, IMI Z&J, and IMI Zikesch brands. The company’s IMI Precision Engineering division develops motion and fluid control technologies for industrial automation, commercial vehicle, life sciences, and oil and gas applications. This division offers valves, valve islands, proportional and pressure monitoring controls, and air preparation products, as well as pneumatic actuators; cab chassis and powertrain solutions; stainless steel valves and regulators, nuclear class valves, and emergency shutdown controls; and precision flow control solutions. It provides its products under the IMI Norgren, IMI Buschjost, IMI FAS, IMI Herion, and IMI Maxseal brands. The company’s IMI Hydronic Engineering division designs and manufactures technologies that deliver heating and cooling systems for residential and commercial buildings. It provides balancing and control solutions, thermostatic control and pressurization systems, dirt and air separators, and pressure step degassers under the IMI Heimeier, IMI Pneumatex, IMI TA, and IMI Flow Design brands. The company was founded in 1862 and is headquartered in Birmingham, the United Kingdom.