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I think the sign is still in the lead. I'm gonna have to call around and get some prices.

Lou's seem like stand up guys. My shop of choice

The screw in ones are pretty terrible anyway. I have a vortex magnifier that I'm pretty happy with. You just need to find the mount that gives you good line of sight through the red dot.

Just didn't know if I can be hit with an "intent to build" or something. To the op, I haven't used either but I like the medieval more. I do however love my miculek comp. Hardly any muzzle flip at all but the guys on your sides can feel the gas from 10-15 ft away.

Would you consider the 1911-22 a better gun for steel? I'm not shooting any now but may in the future.

Good God he connected with all of that one.

They put the wrong date of birth on my first p2p and she just took it in the back, whited it out, and typed over it. 2 mins.

Slight thread hijack: if I have an AR and buy a 14.5 threaded barrel am I violating law? I don't think so but want to make sure.

*rimshot* I was gonna do the same joke. Haha

Is it just the design then? A slide cracking in 2 seems odd

What the hell? Do they make them out of?

That is as much as a lock as humans jaw muscles can be considered a lock. The rest of your statement can hardly be taken seriously, as most of your past posts. I seriously dont think you have any idea what your talking about.

I purposefully left the mosquito off becuase ive heard terrible reviews on them. So far the sig 1911 is my first choice.

Can you provide me with something that can substantiate that claim other than an old wives tale? Edit: btw my first family dog choice would be the boxer like i said before. But I wouldn't hesitate to take a pit in.

Lmao. They don't lock their jaws. So they are dumb and dangerous because YOU can't read THEM? Hmmm. OK then.

German Shepards and rottwielers have more bite force than a pitbull. You saying they are bad family dogs? More dangerous? Your thinking is flawed and invalid.

This. Maybe I should go in and change the article lol.

I am not biased at all to pit bulls as I've never owned one bit if get one in a heartbeat. You just may not be the right owner for such a breed. A competent and strong owner should have no problems training and trusting their pet.

Well here's the thing, my other permit will be going to a ruger 22/45 that I will be keeping in my possesion until my brother has the adequate licenses. (No its not a straw purchase, It will be my gun in my possesion at all times until he is ready to buy it off of me.) So I'll have that for the time being. I don't really like them to begin with so I'm exploring other options. I definitley know abouty their great reliability and accuracy. No debate there.

Got a couple permits ready next week and debating what to get. I dont have a .22 yet and like the thought of having a cheap ammo in large supply. I have a short list which I am sort of on the fence about. You'll notice the Buckmarks and Mark iii's and such arent appealing to me. I'm looking for what I hesitate to call a "fighting" style pistol. 1. Sig 1911-22 in OD I dont know if I ought to just buy the AA .22 conversion for my Colt 2. Ruger SR22 Reviews seem good but I'm not sure if its too small and heard not great things about the trigger 3. M&P22 Seems like a nice pistol but I'm not a huge fan of the M&P line. 4. Walther P22 Tried it once and it felt like a toy. Kinda why I'm afraid of getting the Ruger. Pretty much last. Looking to spend around 400. Anyone have thoughts or any other suggestions?

Like I said. I have the PA dot and love it. Many others have good things to say as well. I have never used the lucid bit specs look pretty good. I use my setup with a 3x magnifier. I assume you can use one with this as well. I have also been looking at the burris 4x scopes lately.

Red dots/holo sights enhance target acquisition. I have a primary arms red dot that I got new for under $100. There are many different styles and configurations so you'll have to do some research to see what's right for you. Personally I don't like just a dot so an eotech reticle or a red dot with multi reticles is my preference. What kind of shooting do you plan to do? Heavy use? Range toy?

Yes. Don't go to a pet store.

I have a boxer and actually volunteer for a boxer rescue. If you think there's a better family dog, you've never owned a boxer. They are loyal, GREAT with kids, goofy to play with, very protective of the family, just great dogs. Hers my baby. Www.njboxerrescue.com

Was I that lucky to hit paper on the first group at 100yds when I first mounted my dot? I've used a bipod off of a bench and have had no issues when I zeroed and then rezeroed after changing out the mount. I agree with the others. Hit your group at 25 and move it back. Try not to over adjust because the dot moves differently with each click at different distances. Should be about 1/4" at 25 yards and 1" at 100 for each click.