RobertJames

1000 show as available, 5000 OOS.

Thanks for the heads up, I've been looking for some SPP.

While our 2-3 week wait for NICS flat out sucks, be glad you're not in Maryland. I was reading that their wait time is somewhere around 60 days.

Two-bolt mains, that's not the race engine. Just for mock-up, right?

I did not read the entire bill, but the phrase "future sales" comes to mind regarding the ban. Enjoy the rifle.

Shhh!!! Don't give them any ideas! The way it was explained to me at a gun show, is that even though it is not a handgun, it had the potential to become a handgun, so had to be treated as a handgun and would need to be sent to an FFL here.

I'll shoot my Nagant's all day long. My '03 Springfield, not so much.

I go to my Chiropractor every other week. I too was reluctant to go at first, as it seemed that once people started going, they were always going. When I listened to what she explained to me and how the process works, how maintaining a spine in alignment rather than adjustments after I did something stupid made sense. So, I've been a patient for going on close to ten years. I used to get very bad headaches several times a month. The kind where you just want to lay in bed all day and not move. My lower back also tightens up on me, as a result of my job. I get relief from this too. My issue with regular doctors is that most only seem to want to pump you full of drugs, or cut you open. I know that there are some docs who want to treat you, but they are hard to find. To the OP, explore your options and keep an open mind. Find a good Chiropractor, I'm sure friends or family can recommend one, and follow there advice. If it doesn't work for you, see a doctor. It doesn't hurt that my Chiro is an incredibly beautiful woman.

IIRC there is a strip mall in Trenton, Maine (ironic, huh?) right on route 3 just before you cross over onto Mount Desert Isle that has a gun shop. Last time I was in Maine I stopped in and chatted for a while. If I remember, the owner used to live here in NJ and could not believe how nuts it had become here. I think this is the place And while on Mt Desert Island, check out Atlantic Brewing Co. if you are a beer drinker.

My prediction is that Flem ends up working for Vince. No, I did not see the script. I like Wild West Alaska. I have a crush on Phred.

Never heard it called pork roll until the uncouth southerners mentioned it as such. It has forever been refered to as Taylor Ham here among us much more civilized Northerners.

In!!!

I know what you're experiencing.

Back in stock today, but better hurry!!!

I'm pro-safety when it comes to motorcycles, so this is interesting. I firmly believe in "Dress for the crash, not the ride." I do not know anyone who has one, however and would be interested to hear some real-world input in it's day to day use. The first ones that I saw videos of inflated to keep the head and neck from hyper-extending, but looking at Hit-Airs site now it looks like it wraps you up in a bubble. It certainly couldn't hurt here in NJ where people seem to concentrate on everything but driving while behind the wheel.

I ordered a crate from SGAmmo a few months ago and I too was a little disappointed. I opened the box and the crate was inside.

I went to Dunkelbergers today, and they had many bricks of .22's. Remington, Federal, and another brand which escapes me now. All were priced at $39.99, I know, that's high but if you need some, they have some. Also, I bought some Hornady .224 55 grain Vmax bullets $20.00 for 100. Limit of two boxes per customer.

First rifle I will buy when I leave NJ. An AK will follow shortly thereafter.

+1. Nobodys business but yours.

I should have been clearer with the thread title, and High Exposure, I'm sorry I got pissy. I was simply asking if anyone had experience with that particular sight, or something similar. I'm sure that the Aimpoint is an excellent optic as it has overwhelmingly been recomended. I just prefer the Eotech type, that's all. And I don't mind being called silly either. Every time I've gone to my LGS to buy a good quality optic, something shiny on the gun rack catches my eye and something other than an optic goes home with me. Maybe that's not silly to some, though. Thanks to everyone who has replied.

Yes, my mind was made up. Re-read the original post, where I was asking for opinions of a specific type of sight. I was not asking for opinions of an Aimpoint. Reading are hard, I guess.

I was seriously considering a PTR 91c in the late summer/early fall. I was very close to buying one when I read many reports about them destroying spent brass. I stopped in my local shop and he had just received some Rock River .308's, so I took that to be a sign.

The flag pictured in the article is a Navy Jack, not a Gadsden. Could be Fox's fail though. Navy Jack Gadsden

I do not think the US military would use an EOTech if it was not sufficiently rugged. Are there better? Maybe, that's not for this discussion. I am looking for a sight that I will be comfortable using. And for plinking at the range it will be more than adequate.

With something that resembles a scope I have the tendency to close my left eye. With an EOTech type I keep both eyes open which is what I am looking for.