JackDaWack

I'm down, but won't be for a while. Taking care of an infant on weekends these days.

Pd is the manufacturer date. If its newer its 2006. The stamp might be hidden under the mag tube.

Is it a 20" police model?

That's not what mine says, LOL. Their 18.5" and 20" SB rifle sights are ALL IC, they sell CYL seperate. Their 18.5" bead sight is also IC, for their combos and general models. https://www.brownells.com/aspx/search/productdetail.aspx?pid=26925 The only one i see listed is their Home defense and tactical with CYL. If its a tactical model it has CYL. It changes nothing though, getting another barrel offers him exactly nothing, unless you think moving from CYL to IC is going to afford you anything... It's stupid advice. He would have to buy another fixed choke barrel just to go up one size. Even if he spent all that money on barrels with chokes, i would still recommend he run flight control 00Buck if his goal is increased range. Imagine when the 2 rounds you use ..Slugs and Buck, dont even require a choke.... I mean there is a reason 99% of barrels under 20" come with fixed chokes in CYL and IC. unless we're talking field guns(O/U SXS). If he wants chokes(which he never said he did), i would politely discuss the benefits if he has an CYL or IC barrel that doesnt need anything more. WHICH IS THE ENTIRE REASON they don't come with the option to swap choke sizes.

The only purpose of the reporting law was to point a finger at which state the guns came from. They were never interested in anything else. So that's most likely why the data is so absurdly useless.

It should read IC, Improved cylinder. You wouldn't want anything more than that shooting slugs, and buck shot you want control flight loads if you are looking for tighter patterns.

That's insane!!

They have never been cheap by any standard, and their prices have always been higher than the market... otherwise their prices would be competitive even right now.. and we can all laugh at that.

They must be talking about Yukon Gold "pay dirt" averaging an ounce per yard.

AKA we are selling out of ammo, so we dont really care about dealing with NJ's laws.

Looks like the shortage is starting to hit the reloading side of things more. Aside from Primers being OOS, and powder was drying up from places like Hodgdon even before this shit show. Many bullets are now OOS and im seeing an increase in pricing from places like x-treme, 30 dollar premium on 1000 55gr .224 projectiles. Even those are OOS. Plated offerings seem to be available still, but for how long.... Most the stuff i've been stocking up on is not available as of today. That includes certain popular caliber dies, powder, primers, bullets. Looks like we've begun to catch up with the manufactured market.

Just semi for right now, AR-10 If I get a bolt gun its probably going to be 6.5 or 300 win mag, at which point I would be focused on match only loading. I've got 8lbs of Retumbo in preparation for moving to the big leagues. While casting is a great idea, as of now I have no plans to go that route, although it may be worth it to grab molds just in case.. but they seem to be the pricey part. It seems that .224 has a plethora of options out there for low cost plinking. .308 being a common round i figured there might be something similar, but I'm just not finding any. The 150 grain hornadys from midsouthshooters are decently priced at 20c/piece.

jumping into a new caliber here. I've got a decent stock of factory m80 ball, I bought a bunch right before Clinton lost the election. Now looking forward if I plan to shoot any .308 its gonna be reloads. I can find match grade bullets just about anywhere, I put an order in last night. But its still pricey.. current market of lesser calibers actually makes it look like a damn bargain. What I'm looking for is a plinking round, similar to 150gr m80 pills. Nothing fancy. Does anyone know any economical boolits that fit the bill? My expectation is that reloading components will continue to dry up, even if people can't find primers etc. I can backorder 150 grain FMJ Hornady right now but i was wondering if there were any other options.

Since its clearish/green, I would apply it directly over the white dot. The reviews on the page look promising. Since its acrylic, you shouldn't have to top coat it for durability.

I think you are referring to the tlr-6 I believe the tlr-3 is of similar size without the laser. These are my 2 go to companies you listed so i have nothing to else to offer. Both companies are pretty well field tested.

@USRifle30Cal If you end up using this stuff let me know if it stands up to its claims, Id probably use it on a few sights if it ends up performing well. From my experience with Testors paint, dont just shake it well, actually stir the paint. I know all paint is different but sometimes the solids pigments settle and dont shake loose very well. Also, apply with a tooth pick. That was the easiest method i found for dots, and try and orient it so the paint does run with gravity.

Is that with the solvent based ones that list a glow time? The water based ones don't even provide a duration. http://glow.glowinc.com/solvent-glow-in-the-dark-paint/ultra-green-v10-solvent-based-glow-in-the-dark-paint/ I wonder if this would be good?

Well... no shit. I mean tons of people cant get their jobs back in many states and the live entertainment industry and ain't coming back for a while. Many service based industries too.. Its intuitive that those unemployed numbers will remain high. Not sure what TF people are expecting here.

Federal law is exactly the same. And the ATF isn't kicking down doors.

http://glow.glowinc.com/water-based-glow-in-the-dark-paint/ I've looked for superluminova before and only found it to be super expensive. The above website states 9 hours of glow, with similar brightness. Just need a clear top coat to seal it. Tritium half life is 12 years. They are usable for probably 20 years.

These came off the Trijicon website, but i would double check since they dont list "novak" but mention the model by name. Not a bad price considering non tritium sets go for as much. https://www.opticsplanet.com/trijicon-sa10-s-w-compact-45-3-dot-night-sight-set.html

I usually look at dawson sights for this type of stuff. https://dawsonprecision.com/novak-cut-fiber-optic-front-sights/ https://dawsonprecision.com/search.php?search_query="novak"&section=product I've used Testors enamel paints that are "fluorescent", the paint is great in light, even low light, but offers nothing in the dark. I'm not sure how good luminous paint might be, maybe you could find something that works well, glows good and long, and then top coat it with the Testors clear enamel for durability? I dunno just thoughts.

Would they still us the CC report? Or go off your bank account that would show a late payment? Its really not clear what they are doing.

thats not really the point to a credit score though, paying "bills" that is. it supposed to be a metric of cash assets vs debt vs available credit, and if you are meeting your obligated payments on debt. kinda over simplified there. if bills head to the a debt collector, then that applies.. even for utilities etc, imo this is just a data mining operation.