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tbtrout

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  1. I actually can not think of one person I know of that has had it done. Messing around with my eyesight scares me. My luck I would be a statistic on the bad end.
  2. I am not a fan of see through sights. It does not give you a consistent cheek weld to the stock. Any time I have bought a used rifle with them on it is the first thing I change.
  3. Ray I wish you luck. Since you asked for opinins I would not in a million years have surgery on my eyes that is not necessary, It is just a phobia I have, I like being able to see. I do not think Lasik has been proven over the long hall to be safe 40/50 yrs from now. And the low % that has immediate problems is not worth the risk to me.
  4. I have an XD 40 Tactical I'll bring Ron.
  5. After the jams and bruises you still want to keep going. That is outstanding. If you are able to make it to Brick Armory on a Tuesday night there are enough of us there to let you try revolvers and non jamming 22s. Or maybe someone here can hook up with you on different day. Sounds like you may have small hands as well.
  6. TJ has the Colts. After handling both, I prefer the S&W. The Colt has a non working bolt stop/release just for looks. It drove me nuts not being able to lock the carrier back. The S&W is also compatable with AR trigger upgfades, the Colt is not.
  7. Richie, no shot will cure that.
  8. tbtrout replied to XDJohnTact's topic in Shotguns
    Yeah, that short barrelled shotgun is pretty stout with the slugs.
  9. Well, you made this the official do not post except for a show thread. All the personality is in your other thread. We are just doing what you asked.
  10. It's a sticky by popular demand
  11. No, if you can change batteries in a smoke detector you can change the barrel on a 10/22.
  12. OK Tiny, that is an OK excuse Congratulations Matt, providing we can get a sitter, my wife is interested in shooting as well. That ok?
  13. I'll be there. Don't know what I am shooting yet.
  14. He is a long way from lakewood Scott.
  15. Matt, no one here has a cache of guns. There are those that have one for a specific purpose, and those who have a lot of purposes. And my Wife does not have a sister.
  16. Yes, she is right handed, left eye dominant.
  17. My Wife's 10/22
  18. OK,then it may fit her. Take her out to a shop and have her try one out. You may find an older one for around $100 in good shape that she loves. A used Remington 510 Targetmaster or a Savage 73 would fit her well. A Springfield model 15 would also work.
  19. It is designed for a child/really small adult.
  20. Chad is correct, his was incredibly accurate. Off hand as quick as I could pull the trigger. I was impressed with it.
  21. Tiny, the slugs you had the other night? I'll take a few boxes if you go there again. They had a nice kick and were accurate. Let me know
  22. There is a shop in Jackson, The Sportsmans Shanty, little mom and pop shop. They had 3/4 nice older bolt actions at good prices. How much do yo want to spend?

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