JackDaWack

I know that 200 bucks cheaper is off gunbroker, but the transfer still goes through an FLL where they make a decent profit from doing literally nothing. But still, i thought the prices were high, and being competitive with the shops in the area is important.. I have a few Shops i go to... so its important. I though they had a great selection, so the place has things going for it.. the potential to empty my pockets is very high there. I thought the whole FID to hold guns and buy any ammo was WAY over the top, too. Sorry but i don't carry mine around with me in complete FEAR of losing it, it's not required by law, so i see this as just more lame ass restrictions. For an example... i've put down payments on firearms with out my FID and purchased rifle and shotgun rounds at another local shop. The gun was priced right, no bargain or anything, and i could have gotten my ammo cheaper. My purpose wasn't to bash the place at all, i didnt leave with a bad taste or anything... just like maxed said it just left a little more to be desired. Wasn't a bad experience per say and wouldn't tell someone not to go there..

I'm not going to waste time in my day to tell someone how to run their business, I'll put someone in their place or say it how it is... and i did today by telling them the price is to high for the item, but what else am i supposed to do? i can literally get the gun 200 bucks cheaper.

I Really Really REALLLLLY couldn't agree more. Although i didnt get talked down to and did find them friendly.. they had 2 younger guys working there so i cant image them talking down to anyone.. Are they new? I was under the impression they moved from another location. They are not new to game, volume wins out over price all day everyday, something those box stores know very well... you try to nickle and dime people and sales drop.

Well, i was down there, but the test took way longer then i had initially thought. By the time i was done i was near soaking wet and starving so i made a break for home.. One of these day i'll join you guys, i had no idea this place was only about an hour from me.

how much you want to spend is the real question.

good stuff then! i'll stop by after i take the test.

I'm not sure if it matters but the hunters course is at the clinton wma tomorrow morning. Im going to be there tomorrow.

Thanks guys, good stuff. If i end up liking it i'll give him a call and see what the price is... he has the Max4 one listed too.

I'm setting my limit at about $7-800, trying to keep the price low so i dont worry so much about abusing it to the elements... So far my 2 must haves are a barrel 26-28" with interchangeable chokes, i don't want to rely on flite control shells, and it needs a camo finish(preferably barrel and all). I was actually heading in the 11-87 direction until i stumbled onto the a300 which grabbed my attention

Looking for a nice upland/waterfowl semi-auto. a300 fits my budget and i'm a beretta guy. I have a wingmaster modded out for HD and i also have a 2nd 26" barrel for it, but its 40+ years old an in great condition, so i would rather not be lunking it through the woods and elements. So i need a new shotgun, and prefer semi for hunting. Was looking around at a bunch of SG's and stumbled upon this one with looks great, just wondering if anyone has one and try and get some feedback on it.. not much out there since its relatively new to the market.

Don't forget that health insurance companies will help to reduce the overall cost of services. If they get a bill from a hospital they will negotiate for a lower price... try doing that with out coverage. Sometimes, the cost paid is FAR lower the the initial bill.

There is always an opt out document you need to sign and provide your coverage. It's offered by every state school. You are automatically enrolled unless you provide the school with your coverage info.

It's usually at the beginning of the school year. And most colleges require health insurance for full time students

P227 is on my short list now.

Not worth it IMO, the new ones are much brighter. http://www.environmentalled.com/Surefire-618LMG-Shotgun-Light-Remington-870-p1402.html?src=GPS_Eled&gclid=COCy8JKT1roCFVEOOgodNHQA_Q Same exact thing right? better light.

I may take you up on that offer. Are you using the gripper model? The finger grooves look more forgiving than the hogues.

I'm going to be replacing the grips... I dont have much need for the quick draw ones it comes with.. nor did i find them particularly comfortable. ANy suggestions? I like the hogue rubber grips but i've been getting mixed reviews some say they are great and some say to flimsy(rubbery). Other then that i've been looking at some nice wood grips and VZ grips, but i would have to drop 80+ bucks to see if i like them.

Chip McCormick Power Plus, i use these exclusively with excellent results, never a problem.

Absolutely. It's not perceived either. More glass caputures more light.

another vote for the L-N-L, it was cheaper and i have zero complaints about it. comes with 100 bucks worth of bullets the progressive aspect of the press is really strait forward and simple.. the powder drop is one of the best and it comes with everything you need for both large and small cases, and is again the most strait forward press.. you really don't even need to use the instructions.

I change my wheels 2x a year between snow/summer set up. Never ever used anything on the threads, there is no need with proper torqued bolts. You should be torquing them correctly above all.

I have the monarch with 42mm lense and it's a very hard scope to beat for 300 yards and in. I'd actually prefer a little more magnification at the 300. 3-12x42 These are perfect scopes for an AR, mount one up using a P.E.R.P. mount.

Beretta is running a discount on PX4 compact mags, 28 bucks if you but 2 or more... wont EVER find them cheaper.. http://www.berettausa.com/products/beretta-factory-magazine-px4-compact-9mm-15rd/jm88400/

I used to go every year, but it just doesn't seem like the hassle is worth it anymore.

They both offer leverage to remove bolts. They both perform the same job. The x design is not really a good design, the torque an force is in the middle of the wrench. As with a breaker the force is right at the pivot point behind the socket. Are they the exact same thing. Absolutely not. Do they do the exact same thing. Yes. That's what I was getting at.