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Would it matter if I put this on a different rifle of a different caliber? It doesn't seem to be just for a 5.56 rifle. I know some reticle have markings that will handle bullet drop and windage based on caliber but I don't see anything saying that's the case here. https://www.trijicon.com/products/details/tr22-2g With scopes like this, do you have to just generally learn the holds from shooting it a million times since there are no markings?

https://www.news2a.com/nj-concealed-carry-faq/

Kind of a shame they all don't issue to out of state citizens with ccw. Glad you got one though!

Agh interesting. I figured scopes were fixed magnification.

I actually went with a trijicon 2.5x10 accupoint. I purchased 3 different lpvo and picked the one I could see best through. I'm actually blown away at the eye relief on it. I bring the rifle up and immediately find my sight picture. It's a touch heavy but it's the only thing going on this particular gun.

You guys are great. The gunsmith at rtsp told me there are no videos of this model. I guess neither of us looked too hard.

Agh would ya look at that. Their website had this as their address. 107 W. Coleman Street Rice Lake, WI 54868 Wonder if I can call and drop it off.

I apparently broke the cardinal rule, don't break down henry lever guns. Rtsp gunsmith can't put it back together. Any good nj lever action gunsmiths?

Is there a sticky with updated places we can legally carry? If not, maybe we can get one.

I'm ignorant towards scopes. I like the idea of being able to use it at all distances but mainly longer.

I just realized I never clarified the gun it'll be on. I purchased the henry long ranger in 5.56. I was thinking i would use it for longer range shooting since I don't have anything that has a scope (red dots on all my ars). I'd like to keep it in the $6-900 range at most. Eye relief and durability are probably towards the top of my list.

Bumping for more opinions since I'm not sold one way or the other yet!

When did this info even get released? I swear they want to make you a felon by changing laws every 4 days.

How fast can you find the sight picture on the prism? I feel like that's more what I'm looking for. The faster the sight picture the better. I really feel like I'm between that and an acog. If I do an lpvo, I'll probably throw on an offset red dot.

I don't disagree with this, I just wouldn't mind being able to see better lol.

I'm looking for an optic with some magnification. I would like to shoot around the 3-400 yard range. I have been looking at magnified prisms but last prism I bought had terrible eye relief. It almost caused me to cross my eyes while looking through it. I mainly use red dots and don't currently have anything magnified. I would like to keep the optic under or around 600. I think a 3x magnified would get me to the range I want to shoot but I'm not opposed to a good lpvo. I would like a one and done, but I may co witness with an offset red dot if I have to.

Count me in for October!

My baby is due to be born on the 15th so im on call with the wife. Baby will be too small to shoot a shotgun. I would love to get to the next one!

I have a primary arms red dot and my buddy has the micro prism. Everything I've seen from them seems to work well.

A little ironic considering this happened days after courts couldn't prove ccw holders were an issue.

I would avoid those like the plague. Any gun range or gun seller that can't respect our right to legally carry doesn't deserve your money.

I didn't know ffls charge you for this stuff. I have a pretty good relationship with my local one and they generally go out of their way to not charge me for certain services. I'd get a new ffl .

I went with this. I read a bunch of reviews and it seemed to be perfect for what I'm looking for. The big selling point was that it seems to be the lightest (not by much). I had spinal surgery so every oz counts.

What’s your use parameter? - Indoor or outdoor? Both - Range gun or defensive use? Defensive - Average distance for shooting? usually under 100 yards • How bright do you actually want it? (I’m a believer in “give me all of the lumens!”) i want it as bright as possible as well. • Do you want throw or reach? Somewhere in between. • Do you want a hotspot in the center or an even distribution? Even distribution • Do you want a clearly defined edge/aura or do you want it to “fade out” at the edge? Doesn't matter • Where do you want to mount it? I would mount it on the front left by my angled grip • What’s your intended “switchology” solution? Haven't looked into this. I have no training on it at the moment so I'm learning a new movement regardless. Then find the light that best suits them. Then get some training on how to use the light. It’s not as easy or intuitive as you may think.

I'm looking for a solid rifle light. I'm really looking for durability above everything. I'm stuck between the cloud defensive rein 3 and a surefire. It'll go on my shtf rifle. Price isn't a huge issue but I'm big in value for performance.