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Is it just me? That forum does not seem to have have the warm, fuzzy feeling that this forum has.

I would hold out for a Storm, I love mine!

Very nice!

+1 nitrospaz9, I thought you would have just left the board? Way to hang in there

Cool, thanks! Was busy at my son's all day today so I haven't been online.

If you don't mind me asking, what does Sarco get for one of those?

Wow, a great review. I guess I can scratch the Judge off my list of "Toys I want".

Thanks Tony, I was there earlier and they do not have any in stock.

Not yet, was hoping to find one locally. Guess I will break down and call Florida.

Probably not the right place for this question ..but. I found some target loads on sale, which is better to use #8 or #7.5 ?

Thanks, unfortunately they are out. Actually, they don't seem to have any parts for a model 94 in stock, everything looks like it is out of stock?

Beautiful Rifle, boy is it long!

+1 on the Uplula!

Holy Crap, that thing is sweet! :mrgreen:

I had nothing but good experiences getting my FID and pistol permits from Berkeley Police dept. :?:

Morristown is a nice area, I hope it works out for you.

I got a set of Walnut Grips for my Taurus Model 94 .22lr revolver but there is no screw. Does anyone have an extra screw the are willing to part with? Or tell me where to find one? Someone told me his is similar to the S&W Model J but I don't know enough about revolvers to say. THX

Maybe wsl can let us know if it is working today? It was pretty hot there last week.

Welcome to the site and Thank You Sir for your service.

rs, available where?

I find it amazing how the day after Labor day, all the bennies are gone and life/traffic returns to normal. We love to go boating and fishing in September and October, it is much calmer. Just last week, we were waiting to come through the railroad bridge and our friend was in front of us with his 38' Aft cabin and as he started to go through, some jerk in a 16 footer cut him off and jumped in front of him. Could have been ugly! A couple of weeks and all that craziness will be gone. sorry for the O/T rant.

Since the rifle barrel and the scope are not completely inline, there is a slight difference in where they are aiming, this is called parallax.. In theory, it is the actual distance between the barrel and the scope (or red dot). Most of the better manufactures set a distance where they want the images to converge (lets say, for example, 50 yards) and adjust their optics to converge at that point. Practically any optic can be set to converge at a different distance, that is why you have elevation and windage adjustments, but the velocity, weight if the bullet and gravity also has an effect on it. It a physics thing! A bullet fired out of a weapon will always take the same time to hit the ground from a given height (assuming it is fired perfectly horizontally), but a higher powder charge will enable it to travel farther in that given time. For our purposes, we adjust our optics for the bullets we use at a set distance and that is good enough for our needs. If you are out hunting, the better scopes (sometimes referred to military reticles) will have lines so you can adjust your aim for various distances without adjusting the elevation settings. Of course, then you have to be able to judge how far away your target is. On my .22s, I have a fairly inexpensive scope so I set it for the max distance at my range (which in indoor so it is only 25 yards) and adjust my aim for different distances.

Sounds like a great day! Congrats. :mrgreen: