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Almost $700 regular pro with mount on sale at DSG for $465 Get an IO cover from Tangodown and you're set. Or, I know a guy with an almost brand new Aimpoint PRO for sale for $350...

MBUS Pro signts are an excellent choice for BUIS.

Shit! You are right. Thread renamed to reflect. Thanks bro!!

I've never had an optic die on me. But all my rifles have a back up sighting system of some kind - either vis-laser or irons. Most have BUIS - Troy and couple with the GGG MAD for the "social" guns and MBUS for training and Comp guns. Just because a failure hasn't happened doesn't mean it won't, and Murphy is a straight up motherfucker. If you are worried about the weight (3.2oz for a set of Troys) go to the gym. Waste of railspace? WTF are you putting on your gun that the 2 rear slots and 3 front slots of Pic are wasted with BUIS? If you think they will interfere with your primary optics, choose a different style of BUIS. For some of us the rifles we use are life saving equipment. I regularly use my rifle at work looking for bad guys - so there is a datapoint for you regarding people on this forum doing work with their guns. Just because you don't need it doesn't mean it's good advice for everyone- For example: I use my BUIS to verify my zero hasn't changed in my rifle everyday before work. I flip up the BUIS and cowitness my dot to my irons. Gives me an instant go/no-go on my rifle and confidence to carry the gun on the street. Banging around in safe it in a rack or cased in the trunk of a squad car can mess with things. Can't do that without BUIS. For me, 2=1, 1=0 I like Proctor. He knows his shit and seems like a hell of an instructor and a really cool down to earth guy. He is also a huge proponent of ultra-light gear. I personally don't agree with his stance on this for what I do. So you read his article. Good. Have you taken one of his classes? You have some knowledge - but knowledge isn't wisdom. I have hundreds of hours as both a student and an instructor that lets me work the kinks out of my gear and TTPs. That is how knowledge becomes wisdom. What actual training have you done, under the watchful eye of a legit instructor, that has shown you that what you think works, actually works - and works better than other options?

https://courses.csail.mit.edu/6.803/pdf/hubbard1899.pdf

I hear Mark at L&M precision is milling HK slides bownto sink an RMR into. Just sayin'...

Like the title says: http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/product.jsp?productId=2053594&type=product&WT.z_btnclk=YMAL-2053594&WT.z_pg_ref=prd2047219 $290 shipped. Use 7TENOFF for an additional 10% off bringing the total to $261. Wow! These are the self brightness adjusting models. Not the best choice for SD/HD but fine for comos. I have an RMR01 on a Glock w/X300U. It works fairly well with very little washout.

https://buy.taser.com/self-defense-tools/

I rolled my lawn this spring year after pitting seed down. Evened it out a lot after the tilling and seeding we gave it the previous fall.

No you won't cry. All "Voluntary Exposures" are strictly forbidden by the NJ AG. You can ask all you want, but anyone that Tazes you without you meeting the minimum UoF standard will be looking at some time off at best, and a few criminal charges at the worst. The only way to get tazed is be very extraordinarily stupid when the cops show up. If you want to come up to my town and act the fool, well then.... I'm your Huckleberry.

This. Just sand it lightly where you want to knock the edges down. Sometimes its isn't your hands that get torn up - Its your flank/torso. For example, if you CCW a stippled gun in an IWB holster where the grip is against your skin, especially in hot weather.

Agreed Incorrect.

If permitted, like a handgun, they are no longer banning an entire class of weapons in common usage. Think of it like a BB gun - In VT you can buy on one in a gas station or Walmart or have Sportman's Guide ship one to your home. In NJ, you need an FID or permit to buy a BB gun depending.

There is still no doubt in my mind that Tasers will be treated as handguns as far as permitting and Carrying is concerned.

Ty, you missed a good time. I caught up with Romper, we were in a few training evolutions together. Awesome dude and a hell of a shooter. On Saturday I participated in some excellent training and spent time with 200 Americans living the dream. Ernest Langdon, Jared Reston, Forge Tactical, LMS, Freddie Blish (ROBAR), and many others gave classes on everything from mindset to CQB under NODs and thermals in a shoot house. Sunday was a BBQ sponsored by one of the trainers. Mission BBQ catered it again and man was it good. Following the feast there was a raffle and auction (My god some of the prizes were insane - BCM rifle, a couple of Beretta pistols, a 5 day course at Gunsite, TNVC Night Fighter classes, tons of gear from helmets to armor to ammo) that raised over $14000 for the Marine Corps Heritage fund and the National Museum of the Marine Corps. Looking forward to next year. Life is good! Langdon working with a PA Trooper buddy on his fucked up stance. This was the Troopers first class outside his agency. In his words it was "Eye opening!" 1/2 size IPSC steel at 300 yards with a RDS equipped carbine with Forge Tactical: Hostage rescue shooting on the move in low light with Reston Group: Low light rhythm drills with Reston Group: Low Light CQB (NODS): Photo by TNVC/JWRamp Photography.

That is a terribly written article on so many levels. A big issue that I see is the unrealistic expectation of what a stun gun can do vs what a Taser can do, and how many different ways even a Taser can be ineffective. A stun gun relies solely on pain compliance - It does not feel much different then a hard pinch, a "Dead Leg" type punch, or a bad charlie horse cramp. It does not knock you unconscious for minutes like on TV or movies. It just hurts and as soon as you break contact from the stun gun, which is as easy as getting 1/8" of distance between your skin and the device, the pain stops immediately. If you have a determined attacker, all you are doing with it is pissing them off. A Taser is a different animal and has the ability to completely incapacitate an individual for a very short time if deployed correctly - but there are a lot of considerations that need to be taken into account to use one successfully. AND just like a stun gun, once the device finishes its cycle, there are no lasting effects and the target is free to continue their aggressive actions with no after effects. Everyone is clamoring for these devices but they just don't know what they are, how they work, any of their shortcomings, or the required TTPs you need to use one of these successfully. And, at the end of the day, if you look at our self defense laws - any time you would be justified to use one you would most likely be better served with a handgun.

I spent 4 hours on the 300 yard range engaging 1/2 size IPSC steel targets with a T1. All shooters were fairly experienced, but obviously some more than others. The speed advantage of the RDS really became apparent when engaging multiple targets that were spread out. Shooting an RDS woth both eyes open let me acquire and engage targets much faster than a guy with his scope zoomed in to a higher mag. There was also the Perfect Sight Picture syndrome that reared its ugly head.

Over 200 military, police, and citizen shooters from all across the country converged in Alliance Ohio for the 2nd annual "Friends Of Pat" memorial. We spent all day Saturday on the range shooting. Some of the best carbine and pistol instructors out there came to participate as instructors and students. All classes were taught from a "fighting mindset". Representatives from every special unit you can think of were there - and probably a few you never heard of - to teach and learn.

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Nope. No topsoil. My wife had the soil tested through Rutgers University while going through their Master Gardner program.

Yeah. We put lime down last fall. Worked well. Thanks for the advice.

I have a new construction home (Built three years ago) and had nothing but weeds. Rented a Hydraulic Tiller and turned over the whole front yard. Had the soil tested and ended up adding a bunch of claybreaker (I live on the hill in Atl. Highlands. Soil is super hard clay), nitrogen and other stuff to get the PH right last October, then seeded. We put more seed down this spring with a regular spreader. We saw a tremendous positive change in the lawn. Verry few weeds. Lots of nice soft grass and clover - I actually like the clover in my lawn. We had the soil tested again and the PH is right where it needs to be. We are getting ready to seed again for the Fall and trying to determine if we need a giant overspreader like you posted, a smaller one like I linked to, or maybe just a spreader again.

Move to another country and tell me NJ ain't America. We may not have it as good as we want it, but it is still fucking America. I am an American.

This is America. No Kings here and we sure aren't a Commnwealth nation or one of the Antipodes. Are we going to start putting the Queen on our money, turning in our guns, drinking tea, and driving on the wrong side of the road as well? Boro is as acceptable as Borough. Both are correct. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marlboro_Township,_New_Jersey