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I was about to reply with my experiences with the Walther P22 until I googled and realized you hadn't made a typo. (Experiences are very positive, btw)

Do you have any insight as to why an H&K P30 in 9mm is allowed but a .40 isn't listed? Makes me a sad panda... not that I'm keen on buying up a bunch of ridiculously priced HK mags to compete with.

I picked up my first handgun - a P30 - just 2-3 weeks ago and I'm loving every second of range time I get with it. Fantastic fit/feel.

You know, I completely forgot about the silhouette range, great advice! Thanks everyone.

Hey there, I am hoping to elicit some information or experience on sighting in a Ruger 10/22. I've been working on it as a project gun over the last year and I've finally got a new stock in shooting condition (and I'm too antsy to shoot it to wait any longer). I've got a Green Mountain bull barrel on it which means I no longer have a forward sight so I just scored an Eotech holosight which may be considered overkill, but should be damn fun to shoot. So here's the issue: I'm a member at Cherry Ridge so I have a place to shoot, but I've never had to sight in a scope or optic before and I feel like the 50yd range is too far to sight in the Eotech easily or safely based on information on sighting in rimfires at half that distance. Does anyone have some experience they can lend to this? Or at the least, should I really be that concerned? I don't care how difficult it will be to get it lined up or how long it'll take, I'm more concerned with not hitting paper at that distance and I don't want to be infringing on any range rules by trying to do this or having too much "un-aimed" lead going downrange. Any thoughts?

Aye, that's the one, and an even better price! Nice find.

I might be a little late to the topic here, but I ordered this one: http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/?productNumber=765856 from Midway over the winter and just got out to use it this spring. It's on sale until end of May for $100, too. Construction is pretty good, lens covers for both ends, adjusts magnification and focus easily enough, tripod is decent, and the hard case is pretty nice. Eye relief gets tight quickly if that's an issue for you. It fit my goal of price vs performance when I was looking for something that was useful enough at 200/300 and cheap enough for a relatively new shooter.