JackDaWack

Only a nerd would get that one lol

The DD rails look AMAZING IMO, but what the F they don't match anything else.

Like others have mention a better solution would be a middy, heavier buffer, the VLTOR A5 or even an adjustable gas block.

Key work capped! it will evaporate. Your better off using a chemical to store water then cycling it, unless you plan on washing out your containers... stuff will grow in water, and that stuff will stay in there unless you completely clean out the containers. It may be a good idea to have 2 separate tanks one for potable water and non-potable water.. No reason to treat your toilet water.

The only thing i hate about the snow is that my car got dinged up because some ass hat ran me off the road. other then the possibility of being killed by some moron on the road i love the snow.

Some grips are very comfortable, like pulling the gun into your shoulder using the magwell, but offer little stability. Some are not so comfortable but offer more stability. It's all about what you like and allows YOU to shoot the best. It would seem, the further your grip is extended down the barrel the better you can control muzzle flip.

Actually the snow is perfect for an igloo, I would be making one right now if it wasn't for the fact i spend a good part of the day cleaning up the driveway just to do it again tomorrow.. But yeah i have several 6' mounds on the property, i could make an igloo city. It doesnt have to be cold, just good snow that will pack.

Either or shouldn't make a difference, you adjust the scopes based on the plane you shoot them on. I think the biggest factor is how comfortable your stock is at 45 degrees.

I use the perp, and have an RRA, they are both tanks. I use the perp because it look sharper.

Hot Dang! thats cheap.

I have the Monarch 2.5-10x on my DMR and wish i went with a little more magnification. The Nikon scopes are definitely the most bank for buck scopes 12x and under. I may still pick up the fixed 3x scope they offer and throw it on my 10/22.

I'd save the money and go for the nikon P223 3x if i were in that type of market, unless you want the illuminated reticule. Put that saved money towards a trigger.

Sig puts together kit's every once in a while. I'm not sure why, but sometimes they ship them with extra stuff like mags and holsters.

correct.

I'm not sure what they cost, i was looking at MSRP on surefire site and it looked horrid.

200 lumens for 300 bucks? a fury will get you 500 lumens and longer run time for 250 with a pressure switch.

I carry a fine point sharpie but it goes into the inner jacket pocket of my jacket.. Try to keep it a little warm. Take the BS out of dealing with plastic paper and a ball point pen in negative degree weather. I guarantee that pen worked just not on the tag.. I still think that situation is BS, but then again people do NOT sign them and over harvest then sign it when they get caught.

I hunt waterfowl with the 3" shells. You get a more full pattern with 3 1/2, but that's all. If a cartridge adds range and speed to your shot, its worth the investment, but more shot isn't necessarily better... and you get more shot in your meat. Follow up shots are easier with the kick too. I see no reason why you wouldnt be able to find a barrel that fits... they make the express in longer barrels.. unless the longer barrel versions have shorter magazine tubes.. I'm assuming its an issue of the barrel clamp location.

Care to elaborate?

or post in the ranges/shop forum

If you don't want a surefire, stream light is probably the next best thing. I have the Pro-tac HL, it's a great light, but assumable not as reliable as the surefire. But then again is nearly half the price. I liked it so much i picked up the head lamp version a few months ago for early morning trekking through the woods. I primarily use them on the low settings, but they will turn blackness into daylight and WILL cause temporary blindness. With an off-set mount it is very easy to use a tail cap and your thumb to operate the light, but you can get a pressure pad if you want. It does have both momentary and on, but a pressure pad would change that. In a long list of flashlights this was the one i found with the most bang for buck. The biggest problem i have with surefire is long term value. Flashlights to me are something I buy for a couple years and replace with what ever is new. The last 10-5 years we've gone from max output 100lumens halogens, that were massive, to single Led 600 lumen pocket lights. Once the technology slows down i'll invest in something like a surefire.

Yes

Yup, Good to Go. When i get my license and permits i just give them my info, i've never showed my card.

Sounds like they are in Maryland.