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Caine

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  1. Caine replied to lunker's topic in Handguns
    :icon_lol:
  2. Pretty much all of them. I like fixed sights, so I went with the Daniels Defense A1.5 rear sight. Some people prefer a folding rear sight. If I was going for a folding rear, I'd probably go with a Troy. Or, you could go with a traditional carry handle
  3. Honestly, base your sight purchase on its intended use. If all you're ever going to do is shoot a couple hundred rounds a year from a bench, then don't bother spending a lot of money on a sight. On the other hand, if this AR might be the gun you grab if you "need" it, then spending a bit extra on one of the better sights may be money well spent... if for no other reason than the peace of mind. Also, if this is your first AR, then you may be better served in learning how to use irons sights properly and once you're comfortable with that, move onto a red dot. Who knows... you may decide that irons are perfectly fine for your needs, and you'll have saved yourself a few hundred bux that you can spend on ammo or training.
  4. I used to listen to this one for a while - http://www.thesurvivalpodcast.com/ Covers lots of different topics. Didn't always agree with his gun stuff, but overall, it's not a bad show.
  5. That's the nice thing about most Aimpoints.. since the battery lasts something like 5 years in the ON position, you can just leave the sight active all the time.
  6. No worries. Most people on here would agree with you.
  7. Maybe you didn't eat your Wheaties today? It has a DD Lite 12.0 rail that weights 15.3 ounces according to the DD literature. The rail, light (TLR1), aimpoint, mount, front and rear sights add exactly 2.5 lbs to the gun. Honestly, the only thing that makes that AR anywhere near "heavy" is the Sully stock, which is admittedly a little chunky. But then so am I, which is probably why I don't think the gun is heavy.
  8. Mods - can we make this a sticky?
  9. http://www.optactical.com/maleintsila.html
  10. It's a logo Crye Precision uses sometimes http://www.cryeprecision.com/default.aspx
  11. Took the words right out of my "mouth". I can understand the paranoia... this state certainly makes you feel like a criminal for doing stuff people in other states don't think twice about. But, go to any outdoor ranges (or even some indoor ranges) in NJ and look around and see how many ARs and other evil black rifles are around. You'll quickly realize that aside from shotguns and hunting rifles, there's probably more ARs in NJ than anything else. Wait a couple months till it gets warmer and we start doing the Ridge meet ups again. We'll all bring out the ARs for you
  12. Florida gives you Florida and Washington (if I remember correctly), otherwise it's the same as AZ.
  13. Name: Cherry Ridge Location: 100 Range Road Highland Lakes, NJ 07422 Website: http://www.anjrpc.org/?cherry_ridge Public/Private: Private Membership costs: $190 first year/$132 renewal - family:$265 first year/$200 renewal - lifetime: $1320 Membership requirements: Safety briefing Guests: Yes - 2 guests per member - $25 per guest Pistol: 25, 50 & 100yd - turning targets at 25yd - 47 ports Indoor: No Rifle 1: 50yd, 50m, & 100yd - 75 ports Rifle 2: 200yd/300yd Shotgun: 5 stand array $0.30/bird - clay bird throwers available for rent at clubhouse ($20/day) or bring your own - $11/case biodegradable birds Pits: No Steel: only at Silhouette range Extras: Silhouette range - Firing positions to accommodate 25 shooters. Spinners and various other steel rimfire targets available or bring your own. .22 rimfire only Archery Range - Various targets, including full sized deer targets are scattered in a tree covered area. Firing is done from a small platform and is informal. Clubhouse - kitchen facilities, rest rooms and a large meeting area with tables and folding chairs.
  14. Same here. We have 2 inches of slush on the sidewalks that has no where to go because there's still 3-4 feet of snow everywhere. What a freakin mess.
  15. ugh... I'm 95% sure I won't be able to make it. Have dinner plans with some out of town friends and the wife will kill me if I try to skip it
  16. Caine replied to mipafox's topic in General Discussion
    LOL I was thinking something along those lines as well
  17. Happy Bday Mike!
  18. Caine replied to mipafox's topic in General Discussion
    :icon_lol: definitely no
  19. Caine replied to mipafox's topic in General Discussion
    Almost busting my a$s once today was enough.. i'll pass
  20. Caine replied to mipafox's topic in General Discussion
    We got a decent amount of ice. It's raining now, but that just seems to be adding to the layers of ice till it warms up a little But at least the groundhogs say spring is coming early
  21. Yeah... things have changed a lot since I was last in Greece almost 10 years ago. Crime has skyrocketed in the big cities like Athens.. and even on the islands things are getting rough. The economy certainly hasn't help things.
  22. I'm gonna go against the grain and say that REQUIRING anyone to own a gun is stupid. Just the way requiring people to get health insurance is stupid. Apparently the point of this bill is to make that point. It goes against the liberties that so many of us complain we're losing every day. So, I find it a little odd that the comments so far have been in favor of the bill. I must be missing something
  23. That's a REALLY good price.

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