Steve_G

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Welcome! Nice choice.

Thanks. I agree with all the above. Love my TRP.

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That bhoa from cmmg is a tricky little thing trying to get it adjusted just right. I gave up, it's not really necessary anyway. I have my upper running 100% using federal bulk. The only problems I ever had with it were an issue with the safety randomly engaging but, that was an issue with the pistol grip. The hole for the spring was drilled too deep. Also, if I load the mags to their 15 round capacity, I will get fail to feed issues on the first round. I just load to 14 and have no issues.

Those are for the M&P 15-22. This thread is for the M&P 22 pistol.

Chickens and turkeys and ducks, oh my! Looks great, Iggy. Can't wait until tomorrow.

If you have really good rings or mount it will be close but, probably not perfect. Best solution is get a new case.

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This...Here: http://shotgunweddings.com/ Seriously though, keep it simple and enjoy yourself. Don't get all wrapped up in the planning or in the actual wedding.

First, get this straight....It does not matter what you want. The wedding is all about what SHE wants. You better sell a few more iphones. http://www.venetiannj.com/

If you're looking for night sights, Trijicon is the way to go. I have a set on my Springfield TRP. I always liked the the adjustable Bomar type sights until I started using these. I will probably be replacing them with a black rear and fiber optic front since this gun is going to be used strictly for USPSA.

A coworker of mine just got his after a 13 month wait. That was in elizabeth. My town, Old Bridge, took 90 days for fpid and usually take about 6 weeks for permits. Which reminds me, yesterday was the 6 week mark.

+1 Go shoot as many as you can and see what feels right and shoots best for you. Easton is a good place to start, very good rental selection.

And who do you think makes this forum possible? Oh yeah, the paying members. This sight is not run for free. The servers, bandwidth, etc. cost money. So maybe cough up $36 and help support the cause.

I'm personally a fan of the Armalite/Noveske patterend rifles. Mainly because this being jersey, they have factory 15 round mags. Check Gunbroker, you should be able to find what you want in stock and ready to ship.

Welcome to the forum.

You'll shoot your eye out kid!

I don't know that it's not good for steel. I guess the shorter sight radius would make the longer shots a little tougher. Nothing a little practice wouldn't fix though. My only problem with the SR22 is the overall size of the gun.

Recreational use? Probably not. The GM will serve you well for all but serious bullseye competitions.

We will see. I got everything they offer except the comp. I like that it eliminates the barrel screw.

If my PD holds true to form, I should have my permits this week. As soon as I get them, i will be picking up my Sig. You are welcome to try the Sig and M&P side by side.

I saw it on his facebook page. If I saw it in person, it might be a problem. I had a FNP 45 that I sold, it's one of the few I should have kept. It's big but, very reliable and it was accurate as hell. I just didn't shoot it much and it didn't deserve to sit in the safe.

Never heard of them, so I can't give an opinion on it. I don't know what you are looking to do with the gun or what your price range is for the parts. I will say that you can't go wrong with anything fron Tony Kid. His barrels and triggers are second to none. Unfortunately, his prices reflect his quality. The trigger really is incredible. I wish he made AR triggers. http://www.coolguyguns.com/

Sorry to say, pretty much any shop is going to give you a low ball offer. They have to make a decent profit to make it worth their while.