Not on a big block. BUT the small block depends on the year. What year is your poly mounts?
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I have one of those in the kitchen, bedroom, attic, garage and behind a shed in the shady part so it doesn't get sun bleached.OK. So here's how solve that.
There's a device called a thermometer. You can find them in a general store or five and dime.
They look like this.
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See the red color? Line that up with the numbers under F. That;s the termperature.
If you live in the country, a lot of people have one like this outside the door or window.,
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The needle points to the temperature.
Just like a reading a clock. Remember those?
The poly is a 66 and I have 74 360 or 72 318
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It all depends on the range. Nothing I see there is problematic unless it was against the range rules.
Actually what I think is problematic is the parking lot's relationship to the firing line.
OK. So here's how solve that.
There's a device called a thermometer. You can find them in a general store or five and dime.
They look like this.
View attachment 1715701083
See the red color? Line that up with the numbers under F. That;s the termperature.
If you live in the country, a lot of people have one like this outside the door or window.,
View attachment 1715701082
The needle points to the temperature.
Just like a reading a clock. Remember those?
I have temp readings on my atomic clocks, but last time we changed the batteries, my son did not 'restart' the outside probe to synch with it yet...
Lazy....
OK. So here's how solve that.
There's a device called a thermometer. You can find them in a general store or five and dime.
They look like this.
View attachment 1715701083
See the red color? Line that up with the numbers under F. That;s the termperature.
If you live in the country, a lot of people have one like this outside the door or window.,
View attachment 1715701082
The needle points to the temperature.
Just like a reading a clock. Remember those?
It should. The poly mount will be a little bit wider than the 360 but that can be shimmed to take up the slack. The 318 Should be a direct fit.
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How he do dat? 
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He is the best, his daughter ain’t bad either! That girl can shoot too!
I seen him once at knob creek. They had him race a fully auto AK47. To see how many shots he could get off in the time it took a Full auto AK to go thru 30 rounds. He got 25 shots off in that time.
What was he shooting?
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A revolver of some sort
That holds 25 rounds?
No he had to reload
Not that fast. No way
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You might want to google him. He is the world champion speed shooter. He holds more speed shooting records than you got coffee cups! There are all kinds of videos of him racing his revolver with reloads. He is amazing
In that video where he bested the world record you can see him shoot 12 rounds on target in under 3 seconds.
I don't know what the reload portion of that time is but surely its on the net somewhere. Lets say its a second, that would mean he's capable shooting 24 shots in 8 to 10 seconds.
What's the rate of fire some AKs?
Not kidding. The dude is fast. And yes that fast
On full auto, it can do just over 30 rounds in 10 seconds
Depending on AK, the full auto fire rate, which isn’t the cyclic rated, is about 280-320 rounds a minute. The theoretic cyclic rate , that is rate without resistance is 600 rounds, but that’s not actually achievable
At lot of ranges for insurance and safety purposes have rules against full auto or rapid firing.
Pick a number. Any number...
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