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PM'd about Handguards.

I have the Mossberg 500 Cruiser. Love the shotgun, but she kicks like a mule. Factory pistol grip is inadequate. Had to upgrade to a folding stock.

I bought a $50 tactical rifle bag for $12, and a Butler Creek Push-button flip-up scope cap for $4. Not bad, but by no means "gun show" level. Maybe 20-30 small tables.

Thanks!

Absolutely. I'll provide a mini-review. Are you near Cherry Ridge range? You are free to come take 'er for a test drive

Need an additional magazine or two. Even Glockmeister doesn't list Gen4-specific magazines. Anyone know where I can find these? I shoot lefty. Please, no lessons on glock magazine compatibility. Thank you.

Shane, what have you heard in regards to durability of the burris MTAC optics?

From the reviews I have read, users describe the illumination as "nuclear." lol So hopefully this won't be an issue. I'll report back with my findings.

Been reading some more and I see that both the Burris Fullfield, and older 1-4x MTAC have a better y life of approx. 200 hours on full illumination. Perhaps the 5000 hours stated by the Burris tech was stretching it a bit... Still, 200 hours on full power is not bad, given I will most likely only be using 40-60% illumination.

Im a Cherry ridge member. Let me know how I can attend a class. Thanks.

Interested. PM'd

I hear ya' I have delusions of making 500-yard headshots

After much research, debate, and consideration I have decided to purchase the brand-new Burris MTAC 1.5-6x Ballistic CQ scope. Thank you for the suggestion. Your post led me in the direction, and I found the 1.5-6x to best fit my needs. It's not found anywhere, but a call to Burris revealed that the scope uses a CR2032 battery, and should provide a "Constant-On" battery life of 5000+ hours, with a shelf life of 5 years. Also apparently has an auto-shutoff after 2 hours. None of this can be found online for whatever reason. Hope it's true. Why? The 14oz. weight, High reviews (mostly about the 1-4x), 42mm eye relief, 1.5-6x magnification versatility, and the "ballistic cq" 5.56 illuminated reticle, among other specs. Will post a quick review after I take her to the range. Price - $374.92 shipped to my door. Maybe it's not "door breaching" rugged, but close enough. EDIT: Oh and she'll be mounted to a Burris PEPR QD mount

Please post the price you all paid for the SR22. I found a good deal on Gunbroker. Price + Shipping = $330 NICS with cost $40. Total - $370

"Remember what happened when another little kid wandered off alone? You were here for that." LOL

Purchased 1000 last week

Got mine for $310. I've never liked the Mark 1/2/3... looks too much like a Nazi Luger. Ugly as sin imo. Plus, I like that the manual of arms is identical to 95% of the handguns out there. It seems most .22LR handguns are very picky about ammo. Most reviews on the SR22 show it eating-up everything it's fed. Accuracy is reported to be phenomenal. Never felt "good" about the P22's zinc pot metal slide, that would randomly crack for no reason. Last but not least... It's a Ruger, Made in the USA.

You got a Nano? I've been wanting to try one.

Is the 20 ga. sold?

Pm'd

It's funny to see the OP say "Beloved Crown Victoria." I remember when the Crown Vic was first introduced, and most every LEO I spoke to HATED them. They missed their old Caprice's with the corvette engine.

Read the first post. Didn't realize aimpoint only made RD's.

I passed. Auction ended pretty high.... Passed after I emailed seller for ACOG serial#, and got no response. There was a sweet TA01NSN that went for $700's... retail is $1200. I'm not ready to spend that much yet, but at least I know there are deals to be found.

True Value Hardware in Lincoln NJ charges $40. The process is smooth and the people are very nice. You can call them AFTER your firearm arrives, give them your information, and they can run the NICS check before you drive there to save some time.