Jon

An eotec doesn't have a true BDC reticle, but if you look at it... ...you can use the top of the 65moa circle as a POA, in addition to the dot, and bottom of the circle. It's not a true BDC, but can be used as one.

Most LEO/SRT/SWAT guys that I know run the Eotech, typically citing the ability to use the reticle as a BDC to explain their choice.

I dig the aimpoint knockoffs for range fun. If you plan on taking any type of training or fighting with your rifle, I would recommend shooting both an Eotec and Aimpoint, and picking which one you like more. A dead optic in the middle of a $200+ class would SUCK. There is no need for a magnifier inside of 100yds. Also, the S will never HTF. That is all.

Or cost twice as much.

Keep it on topic, or off to Politics this goes.

Awesome idea!

Unfortunately I need to cancel for the 14th due to some unexpected work issues. The 28th is still on so I will update the OP.

Too freaking cool!

I never have, but my father got himself good, needed stiches. That's always in the back of my head when I pull out the slug gun.

Hammerless j-frame, PM9/CM9, Beretta Nano. The new XD-slim, while AWESOME, is too big for pocket carry IMO.

Update?

Tom has said that shooters should not be sharing equipment. I would make sure you each have your own setup.

Doesn't look like they're planning on cancelling: https://www.facebook.com/groups/CJSteelshooters/

Jeez... you got some big ol critters up there old man!

Not unless I kill a deer the day before, which I will try damn hard to do!

For those who had scheduling conflicts, how's Sunday October 28th work? I have no problem doing two of these.

Sounds good, Bry. I'll shoot you a text.

Haha... I'm actually thinking about picking up some duplicate USPc's. One for practice, one for carry.

If it had to be one or the other, it would be the revolver. If I could pick it, it would be an HK USP compact or P2000.

AHAHAHAH both videos had me tearing. Hysterical.

Neither.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php?/topic/40699-nj-deer-hunting-basics-sunday-october-14th/

I know there was a lot of interest in this so I figured I'd bite the bullet and set something up. This will be the basic of the basic, geared towards those who don't have a clue where to start, so if you have been hunting before, you may find my 'seminar' boring. I will be focusing on shotgun hunting, and touching only briefly on blackpowder and archery. This will be my plan for the day... -Meet at my house in Franklin Township(Somerset County) and go over my personal hunting equipment. I have always been frugal to the point of cheap so don't worry, I'm not going to tell you to buy a $400 set of scent blocking coveralls. I will also touch on some 'after the kill' points that you may find helpful. -Drive to a local area(15 min away) that I have permission to hunt(this particular location does not permit Sunday hunting) where we will do some scouting in an area I have not walked, so you'll get a real-world idea of what to look for when doing your own scouting. Also, time permitting, I will show you my current stand in this area and point out why I selected the location that I did. I would like to limit the group to approximately 4-5 people assuming there is even that many people interested and please be prepared to do some relatively easy hiking. Again, don't expect anything more than a real basic overview to get you started hunting deer. I don't pretend to be an expert on the subject; I just have some knowledge that I feel I can pass along. Please reply here and send a PM to me with your contact info if you'd like to join.

If you don't reload I would lean towards the 460, due to the ability to use so many different types of ammo. If you reload, go with the 500.

Check HKPro, they have a great clone section.