Old School

If this is the B-Square saddle mount that you are referring to it's a real compromise. I had one on an Ithica mod 37. I was pretty solid but I always questioned it. The BIG problem is they offer limited eye relief. I know that I was not happy with it. I finally went with a cantilever mount and the job cost me $115 plus shipping. MUCH, MUCH BETTER. Now I can even remove the barrel with out losing zero and don't have to clean from the muzzle. Cantilever or drilling and tapping the rerciever is the way to go. You'll think you are shooting a rifle. Just one more word about eye relief. You will experience significant recoil so get it right and hug that shotgun securely.

This is a cheap and dirty one on sale now. It just doesn't have a level for a horizontal alignment. But you can do that with a line on the wall. http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=732492&ecid=EX44E

I set this up to motivate myself to vote properly for the correct candidates today. First I will go pay my property taxes. Then I will go and vote. First ouch for me and then I get to stick it to them.

Manufacturer? Price?

I may around that time either day. Let me know what day. Frank

There's more than two woman on this forum... My "lurker daughter" has been on here for months. You guys just never picked it off.

I'm sure you can. You just need to get that upper on a good set of sandbags like any other rifle. BTW a good set of bags or a rifle vise or lead sled is necessary for any kind of bore sighting.

Eric- pulling the bolt and down the barrel is how my dad taught me when I was a kid and we still use this method on some 17 cal rifles since I don't have an arbor for 17. For anything with in inaccessable breach, the lazer is the cat's a**. The nice thing about the lazer is the horizontal line and level which helps you set the horizontal axis on the scope.

I use one my wife bought at Cabela's as a gift. Though it doesn't say so I think it's Laserlyte.Cabela's #LBS-OSLA-CAB works fine even use it for sight alignment on pistols. 22-50 cal.

But really Pete. What do you think about headspacing AR's?

Then why do they check the headspace? My name is OLD SCHOOL!!

I don't think you are going to use any laser bore sighter at thoas distances. They are not intended for that. I bore site at 15-25 feet in subdued light and it gets me on the paper at 50yd. Make sure you get one with a level and level your horizontal crosshair.

I wasn't able to follow the link but went to Bravo's site and they have uppers for as low as $385 but some out of stock. But really,. add to that $135 for BCG and charging handle and you are up to $510. and no hand guard. I run a few DPMS uppers and lowers and with the exception of the notoriously bad DPMS triggers they seem to work well. I've been buying from http://www.jsesurplus.com/index.aspx. But I shoot pretty plain jane rifles. BTW every upper is headspaced and test fired from Bravo... But they are selling them without a BCG??? That doesn't make sense. I'd rather have my upper headspaced and test fired with the bolt I'm going to be shooting. Just my $.02

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PM me lets talk. Frank

I don't know if that's the same thing... And there may be some archain law that requires you to carry ID. The primary ID that we all carry is probably a drivers license and that we are required to carry while driving. When I'm in the woods I don't carry ID other than the hunting license. And now that you mention it I'm probably in violation of the law because I'm not carrying a Firearms ID Card. Wow Paul, You just opened another can of worms...

No emotion here. Knowing the law and the proper way to transport will get you more respect as along as you are courteous. If you are transporting properly why in the world would a LEO even know you have a weapon locked in the trunk? Are you going to volenteer that info? "Hey I have a gun in my truck and here's my purchase permit... Well good for you sonny..." I've never been asked when pulled over,which is rare, If I have any firearms. If you want to carry copies fine. But nor necessary.

Don't you understand... Unless he has cause he can't confiscate your weapon if you are transporting properly.

Though this may make your life easier to prove your eligibility and ownership, what he told you is BS and not necessary. The only time I had a handgun confiscated was when I was pulled over and it was under the front seat and yes loaded. I had no credentials with me at all. A few phone calls at 5am and I left the trooper barracks without my weapon. When I returned with the creds it was returned. But that is all understandable and reasonable. If you have proper ID and you are transporting in the approved manner you should not need to provide proof of ownership. Now on the other hand if the weapon is suspect for any reason it can be run againt a hot list. When firearms are forfieted for any reason two things are done. Run against a hot list and checked that they do not violate the AWB.

This is a really good question. Please chime in if I'm not correct... Realisticly there should be no need to keep the pink copy. Follow this rational, NJ has a permit to putchase and not to possess. So, after the purchase you should never have to show where you got it. Now that being said I keep mine in the safe. I even keep a shrunk copy under the grip of one of my defense guns. Think about this, If you can legally own a pistol and you inherited one from uncle Harry(it was in his will) you can legally possess that pistol and you never had a PPP. Great question.

Time is a manmade concept used to enslave the working class. You'll understand once you retire...

I was 55 at one time!

I love ya man!! We have got to catch up soon. Really hope your Birthday is SUPER!! BTW how old are you now, you puppy?

Matt - What do you mean GETTING? Happy Birthday you old fart...

Congrats!!! Wise choice.