Shane45

I have a second order coming in, Ill see if there is an extra if you like....

I know many that dont like their eotech after getting it. I know none that dont like their Aimpoint.........

Since you listed your town and it would be rather easy to figure out who the officer was, I would remove the references to his curb side justice for his sake.........

A guy I know got interviewed about the Colorado debacle. http://wqad.com/2012/07/20/co-shooting-prompts-new-call-for-concealed-carry-in-illinois/ Ill have to remind him about NJ though

I've played with that setup and I just cant warm up with "prarie dogging" to be able to look through the RDS. Im going to give a RDS at 11 O'clock a try. I think I would rather roll the rifle a bit and not really move my head.

There are better choices out there than Larue..........

It would have done nothing......... He would have simply added a few steps to his planning.......

http://www.wogx.com/video?autoStart=true&topVideoCatNo=default&clipId=7508687

Whats the point of a call when the vendor tells you to go file a chargeback?

When your rmess is concluded, go buy your stock from here: http://www.milehighs.../MHSA/HOME.html

Yes thats right. But there even seems to be rather good deals on factory 50 these days. If you reload then it is a different story. But even once fired lapua brass is expensive!

Well.. I actually meant which 338 caliber. winmag, rem, lapua? If you are really going to run with the expense of the 338 Lapua, it is my opinion it simply is not worth doing on a budget. If budget is a concern then choose another caliber. If you are just punching paper, look at the .260. From a ballistics point of view they are similer. The 260 is capable out past 1k for much less recoil, expence, etc etc. But if your really just after making a big boom with less expense, get a 50 bmg.Its less expensive to shoot than a 338 Lapua.

Which 338 are you refering to? There are a few out there.

I actually neglected to ask the intended type of shooting but indeed a vortex PST in 1-4 or 2.5-10 should cover your options and be a decent scope around your target price range(actually a little over + you need a mount or rings)

The 1,000,000 $ ? Whats your glass budget?

Kowa

Who needs a car?!

I can check as long as its still new/unmounted.

DA, let me see if we have any low mounts on hand and what the price is.

Mark my answer to you would be there is no correct answer, only what you feel comfortable with in a state that hates you!

Define a lot. I have about 20 or 30 IIRC. Disregard, Mine is loaded ammo....

No it cant. The procedure to remove it, the way I pin it, would make no difference if it had a weld over the top. You would have to mill it away just the same as if it was welded. Next time Im in yer neck of the woods I'll have to swing by and we can compare notes

Its a hair more complicated than that. If Im not mistaken the federal guidline also says if it can be removed with common hand tools it will be considered not to have been permenant. And this creates an issue for all methods of attachment not done right. I know several smiths that routinely twist off silver soldered brakes. That method of attachment takes a lot of experience and skill from what Im told and if not done correctly is easily undone. Pin and weld gets you nothing if the depth of the pin is not correct. The brake I just removed that was pinned and welded was barely touching the threads. It would have easily come off with a good twist of the wrench without damaging the functionality of the barrel and as such would not have qualified as permenant under ATF guidlines. But this begs the question as to what NJ is really after? We all agree that the laws were really an attempt to ban black rifles but at this stage, what is the goal? To keep you from easily swapping out a brake for a flash hider? Im sure that the state has said that blind pinning a telescoping stock is considered permenant to the manufacturers that have asked. So why wouldnt they agree its permenant at the other end? It IS a valid question, however, and worthy of consideration. If anyone has a scrap barrel laying around it might be interesting for me to pin it and then "hand tool" if off to see what the results are. My belief is that it will deform the muzzle or section of the barrel so bad it would be unusable.... but it would be interesting to see!

Silver solder is a good option. But I do have some concerns about the temperature you need to reach.

Ha! Amsiol it is! (for the bike)