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Maybe it's just me, but between the Cabelas, MidwayUSA, Natchez & SportsmansGuide catalogs, letters from the NRA, a gun magazine or two.. I'm pretty sure it's a safe bet my mailman has a pretty good idea that there's a gun or two in the house. I doubt the ANJRPC membership card is the clue that brings it all together for him That said, I do agree they should put the damned things in an envelope simply because they always arrive scuffed up or with smudged ink and what not.

Agreed. The orange ones are a LOT more fragile. But, I don't mind losing them as much as I mind losing the azooms

I use these http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/sid=25847/pid=9923/Product/SAF-T-TRAINERS?utm_medium=shoppingengine&utm_source=googlebase&mc_id=10000&gdftrk=gdfV21820_a_7c187_a_7c3466_a_7c729000045_d_729050022_d_11280

Thanks Ant - I'll reach out to her and see what she says.

The newsletter said that existing members can renew their membership at the current rate before prices go up in March, but from looking a the online payment page, I can't tell if it will properly extend the membership for a year after the current membership expires. i.e. my current membership expires 10/2012. If I pay for another year today, I should be paid up till 09/2013. But, if the system isn't set up correctly, it may set the expiration date as 01/2013. Anthony, do you know anything about that?

Almost every video i've seen of the Tachyon indoors has the refresh rate waves. If you look on here for the first video Tony posted of his Tachyon, you'll see it also had the waves. Maybe there's a setting you can adjust (i.e. 50Hz vs 60Hz vs outdoors)?

One option for hat mounting a countour (requires the universal mount adapter) http://www.amazon.com/Hatcams-Size-Universal-Camera-Mount/dp/B005UVEB0E/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1325907930&sr=8-7

http://www.snopes.com/politics/guns/freedom.asp

I agree - it is reversible with the right tools. Which is why I've never understood how any of the commonly accepted methods of pinning a stock are considered "permanent". Since taking that picture almost 2 years ago, I've put epoxy over the pins just to make it a little more "permanent".

That's what I figured. Thx ETA: My MOE stock is apparently "blind pinned"... I just didn't know it was called that as I usually see the term when talking about muzzle devices.

Does anyone have a picture of a "blind pinned" stock?

Prices go up March 1st, 2012

55gr ammo will function fine in a 1:7 barrel if you're looking for plinking ammo PMC is my preferred cheap brass. PMC Bronze (.223) and X-Tac (both 55gr and 62gr) are good to go. Be careful with the 62gr X-Tac if you're going to be shooting at steel targets.

Cherry Ridge

Ray's just upset that he didn't listen to the people that told him to get a Saiga instead of the GPwhatever that never worked

That's actually a very good point... particularly in this case where Ruger already makes a firearm called the SR-22 http://www.ruger.com/products/sr22Rifle/models.html Smart move Ruger.

You should find a new dealer. MSRP is $399...

From page 7 of the January-February 2012 ANJRPC News & Briefs magazine Annual Adult - $240 first year -- $175 rewewals (current price is $210 first year, $142 renewals) Age 60+ - $185 first year -- $135 rewewals (current price is $160 first year, $105 renewals) Annual Junior - $90 first year -- $65 rewewals (current price is $89 first year, $65 renewals) Annual Family - $295* first year -- $275 rewewals (current price is $265 first year, $210 renewals) Family 60+ - $250** first year -- $200 rewewals (current price is $245 first year, $180 renewals) Life - $1,500 (current price is $1330) *Plus one-time initiation fee of $50 per family member other than primary member **Plus one-time initiation fee of $40 per family member other than primary member

Depending on where you are in Morris Co, Old Bridge http://www.obrpc.org/ may not be too bad of a drive for you. Even further south (but still Central jersey) is CJRPC http://www.cjrpc.com/ Range 14 is the cheapest, but is only open on certain days http://www.range-14.com/ Cherry Ridge is a good range. Between the pistol, rifle (50/100, 200/300yds), shotgun and rimfire ranges, you've pretty much got all your basic paper punching and clay busting needs covered. If you're looking for a bit more flexibility in your shooting (i.e. drawing from a holster, shooting at steel targets with something other than a .22, competitive shooting, etc.), CR is probably not the best range for you.

If you're thinking of joining CR, don't think too long because the membership prices are going up in March

I'm sure he's a good dude... but given the choice, there are other youtube channels I'd rather watch.

Seems like a good value. Ruger has certainly been busy coming out with new products

$450.