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Any of them has better funtionality than 10/22? I am more interested in accuracy.

Ops. Max - Could you move it?

A lot of people say salvage is the most accurate out of box bolt action 308 rifle. But it does not come with detachable mag. Which bolt action rifle is the most accurate out of box bolt action 308 rifle (no gunsmith work) that has adetachable mag?

Can one get ammo from a local store?

What is shop called? Do you have the address or phone number?

Some people say after 400 rounds or change the trigger spring, GP100's trigger will be just as good as 686.

In a 1993 Shooting Times article six 357 Magnum revolvers from six different manufacturers were tested with 14 different types of ammo utilizing Ransom Rests and shot at 4 separate distances - 25, 50, 75 , and 100 yards. All were 6" stainless revolvers. Each revolver was shot 12 times at each distance with each load. When the groups were tabulated for all loads at all distances with each revolver these were the placements for accuracy: 1- 3.28" S&W 686 2- 3.63" Wesson Firearms FB M715 3- 3.75" Taurus M689 4- 3.83" Colt Python 5- 3.87" Ruger GP100 6- 5.08 Rossi M971 That does not mean that the results will always be the same if a new group of the same guns would go at it again. But, at least in this test , the GP100 held its own.

I wish there were a BUIS had elevation drum so I can adjust for different distances within a second. I guess that is one of the reasons that they are called "Backup".

Anyone see it in a local store?

How do you adjust for different distances?

Looks like it is at least one oz overweight. Caliber: .223 rem 5.56mm NATO Weight unloaded (no magazine): 51 oz 1450 g Length: 18.5" 470 mm Barrel length: 9.2" 234 mm Sight radius: 12.5" 318 mm Muzzle velocity (M193) 2600 fps 800 m/s Magazine capacity: 10 rounds, or M-16 compatible

Does that mean the price is going to go down after 5 months because there will be less market.

So when it is going to be enforced?

Can you apply one every month and just wait 6 month for every one of them? Otherwise sig p250 starts looking good. I was looking at it but too many people had problems even those brought a month ago.

There is a difference: You don't need to beg your friends to be listed as references and wait for months to get a permit to get a wife.

That's interesting. I have never let any smith touch mine just like I don't like have someone else working on my cars. I guess smith is different story here.

While we are waiting for the votes, anyone want to comment on the sights?

Thanks. I am not worried about the rust. Just never brought an used one. Not sure if I am going to buy another person's problem. Maybe I just ask if I can shoot it before I buy it.

Thanks for every one's input in the CZ vs Sig thread, as always. I came cross a West Germany made Sig 226 9mm when sig was in VA. There are some rust on the slide near the open and it comes with only one mag. The asking price is little less than $400. I did not look the two letter year code to find out what year it was actually made. Should I stay away from it? I know buying any used one are taking a chance. But I can throw away the money but do not want throw away a permit.

Starting a different thread for west germany made sig.

Then Tony can run a airsoft shooting range.

Unfortunately, Ft. Dix is too far for me. Otherwise I would go there often. I am not into trap shooting yet. I hope there are trap shooting for rifles.

Ok. That's explains why they wanted to compared the two in the water, otherwise there will be no obvious differences.

I am from central jersey.

which is better? I can't see how to adjust elevation from looking at the pictures of both.